How do Whales & Dolphins use their Fins? | WHALEZONE.TV S02 E06

Hi everyone, welcome to a new episode of WHALEZONE.TV!

In this episode, our Naturalist Guide Jessie explains what are the fins of whales and dolphins used for.

Watch, learn and enjoy!

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References:

Würsig B., Thewissen J.G.M., Kovacs K.M. 2018. Encyclopedia of Marine Mammals, third edition

Berta A., Sumich J.L., Kovacs K.M. 2006. Marine Mammals, Evolutionary Biology, second edition

Footage:

1) The Evolutionary History of Whales – Cetacean Evolution
2) Humpback whale natural footage 4K – copyright Brett Vercoe
3) Humpback Whales in Vavaù, Kingdom of Tonga – Courtesy of Lorenzo Fiori and Auckland University of Technology
4) The advanced hunting strategy of a dolphin – The Wonder of Animals: Episode 9 – BBC Four
5) Humpback Whales in Vavaù, Kingdom of Tonga – Courtesy of Lorenzo Fiori and Auckland University of Technology
6) Sperm Whales – Courtesy of Tiago Batista and Terra Azul Azores Whale Watching
7) Killer whales – Courtesy of Tiago Batista and Terra Azul Azores Whale Watching
8) Common Dolphins with drone – Courtesy of Tiago Batista and Terra Azul Azores Whale Watching
9) Spotted dolphins underwater – Courtesy of Tiago Batista and Terra Azul Azores Whale Watching

Jessie Ocket

About Jessie Ocket

Jessie has a strong passion for the ocean and wildlife. Joined the TERRA AZUL team as Volunteer Marine Wildlife Guide in 2019, enjoying out at sea with wildlife, accompanying and informing visitors, and collecting field imagery and data for local Cetaceans and Sea Turtles Research & Conservation projects.

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