The weather has let us down today, again. But that’s how it goes in November! So instead of a tour, we have a fun fact…
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This morning we had it all in terms of weather, sunny skies, calm seas, salty water, big waves and rain. But…the animals were there! We…
The Basking shark is the 2nd largest fish on the planet, after the Whale shark. Just as the whale shark they have gill rakers with…
Beaked whales are not always so easy to recognize at species level when out in the ocean. Males are a bit easier if you are…
The global population of loggerhead turtles comprises 10 subpopulations, some of which are Critically Endangered. The loggerhead turtle is the most frequently observed species in…
Today you are going to learn more about the Pigmy and the Dwarf sperm whales. These two species are very similar and only in 1966…
It was a whale zone today! But before we get there, we found a large group of about 100 Atlantic Spotted dolphins! They were pretty…
Blue sharks get their name from their blueish skin. They have a slim body, long fins and a cone snout with triangular teeth, and is…
