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|20072020| Super curious sei whale juvenile!

Updated: Sep 30, 2020

A sunny afternoon calls for an expedition at sea!


With the whales on sight, by our spotter, and all the Naturalists properly equipped, we went to look for the whales :)


On our way to the whales, we were surprised by a group of spotted dolphins (Stenella frontalis) and then by a group of bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) with 40 animals, including a lot of babies! A lot of good distractions on our way to the whales :)


After seeing the dolphins we saw a big sei whale (Balaenoptera borealis) traveling at a low speed (they can reach speeds of 25 km/hr) and not too far away from the boat. For our luck, we had another two sei whales not too far away from our position. So we said goodbye to the first one and went to meet the other two.


During the sighting of the two sei whales, the juvenile got extremely curious and came really close to us, to have a better look at the boat!


To finish our expedition we went to see a sperm whale (Physeter macrocephalus), and the whale slowly went to deeper waters showing us the beautiful tail.


Thank you to everyone that joined us! Enjoy and share the photos from our expedition.


See you soon!


Sei whale | Baleia sardinheira





Sperm whale | Cachalote


Bottlenose dolphins | Golfinhos roazes





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