Feeding dolphins

By Vanessa Costa15/03/2018Common Dolphins

After a few days in the base with bad weather today we tried our luck to go out and we did it. At first the sea seemed to be good, but then the wind came to say hello. Our lookout saw a group of dolphins at the beginning, but then because of the swell it was a bit difficult to find them. After a few minutes of searching we finally found them, jumping and communicating with each other for feeding.

Common dolphin/ Delphinus delphis

Then our lookout saw a baleen whale and he belived that was a Humpback Whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) but she was on feeding mode so it was very hard to spot her and at the end we couldn’t see the whale, so we went back to see the beautiful islet and then to the Marina.

I hope you enjoyed the post, see you in Terra Azul!

About Vanessa Costa

Vanessa is Marine Biologist and Marine Wildlife Guide and is responsible for Environmental Conservation at TERRA AZUL. She enjoys being out in the ocean with Wildlife accompanying visitors and collecting field imagery and data for local Cetaceans and Sea Turtles Research & Conservation projects.