We are kicking off #NARWC Day 2 shortly with demographics & species assessments! NARWC holds multiple databases including identification and survey data, genetics, & more. Interested in using them? Check them out: https://t.co/wD3GrUmdhm #NARWC2021
The 2021 Annual #rightwhale Consortium meeting begins in less than an hour! Curious what we will talk about at #NARWC2021? Check out the annual meeting agenda here https://t.co/mYooYY4nhN
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A huge thanks to CCS for sharing their sightings from their right whale aerial surveys in Cape Cod Bay. On January 18th they documented 10 rights in CCB (3 were visible from Herring Cove Beach!) https://t.co/ghhHPvI39V
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Check out this interesting post from the NEAq right whale research team about Derecha. She is an experienced mother, having three calves in the past and all three have very interesting stories.... https://t.co/GPXHqIQG28
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Some more information on the injured 2020 calf of Derecha.
The pair was relighted on Friday and as was mentioned earlier, the prognosis is not good. https://t.co/j0cgPu2ZRq
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An update on Derecha's 2020 calf....the wounds look worse then originally thought and the calfs prognosis has been downgraded from "guarded" to "poor" https://t.co/QHf40Shymz
If you love whale photography check out a friends page. Mandy photographs whales in the Gulf of Maine (off Stellwagen Bank) and she has also visited the southern calving and mating grounds on Silver Bank. Check out her page and give her a LIKE. 🐳🐳 https://t.co/9NAYFiZHWG
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My heart hurts as I write this...a FOURTH North Atlantic right whale calf has been documented and at just a few days old the newborn already has lacerations consistent with a ship strike (propeller... https://t.co/PZPPzZmqtv
Do you know a university student who's interested in marine mammals? Check out this field course offered by McGill through the Huntsman Marine Science Centre (and you'll join us a few times on the Quoddy to look for whales and wildlife!) https://t.co/dy8ezKYfZy
Our friends at Fundy Tide Runners have captains that are on the water all year long (not whale watching ;) ). One captured this minke whale off Bliss Island. THANKS for sharing FTR https://t.co/LrSXiRSHQV