Hector’s Dolphin: New Zealand’s Small Resident Dolphin
May 30th, 2013 | by Yellow Magpie
Hector’s Dolphin Photo By James Shook The Hector’s Dolphin is the smallest of all the dolphins. Found only off the [&hellip
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Chilean Dolphin: The Small Dolphin That Avoids People
May 24th, 2013 | by Yellow Magpie
Chilean Dolphin Photo By Frank Holden Creative Commons ShareAlike Licence Chilean Dolphins are a very a relatively unknown species of [&hellip
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Heaviside’s Dolphin: South Africa’s Reticent Dolphin
May 23rd, 2013 | by Yellow Magpie
Heaviside’s Dolphin Photo By Jutta Luft Creative Commons ShareAlike Licence The Heaviside’s Dolphin is a species that doesn’t like to [&hellip
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Commerson’s Dolphin: One Of Nature’s Most Colourful Dolphins
May 22nd, 2013 | by Yellow Magpie
Commerson’s Dolphin Photo By Jan Kneschke The Commerson’s dolphin has one of the most unusual appearances of all the cetaceans. [&hellip
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Beaked Whale: The Peculiar Feeders Of The Cetacean World
May 18th, 2013 | by Yellow Magpie
Beaked Whale Whale Photo By Dr. Brandon Southall NMFS OPR NOAA The Beaked Whale has a very peculiar method of [&hellip
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Sei Whale: The Cheetah Of The Ocean And Third-Largest Rorqual
May 7th, 2013 | by Yellow Magpie
Sei Whale Photo By NOAA Sei Whales are among the biggest cetaceans. The third largest of the rorquals whales their [&hellip
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Melon-Headed Whale: The Deep-Water Dolphin
May 7th, 2013 | by Yellow Magpie
Melon-Headed Whale Photo By Keith Mullin Melon-Headed Whales are highly social, odd-shaped creatures. Like the Killer Whale, the Melon-headed whale is [&hellip
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Common Minke Whale: The Human-Watching Whales
May 6th, 2013 | by Yellow Magpie
Common Minke Whale Photo By Rui Prieto Creative Commons ShareAlike License Common Minke Whales are one of the most curious [&hellip