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Delfín Mular (Tursiops truncatus)Autor
chrisstlawrenceDescripción
aboard the American Princess
following NOAA Whale Sense guidelines
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Delfín Mular (Tursiops truncatus)Autor
brennafarrellDescripción
10+. They were jumping out of the water, doing flips, and spinning.
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bev435Descripción
biggest free swimming marine worm i've seen - i thought it was a small snake at 1st
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Ballena de Aleta (Balaenoptera physalus)Autor
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Falta ubicaciónDescripción
Smaller than Fin, and with dark jaws on both sides. Dorsal fin curved.
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Delfín Mular (Tursiops truncatus)Autor
brennafarrellDescripción
Large pod of dolphins. Lots of them have scars.
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Marsopa del Atlántico (Phocoena phocoena ssp. phocoena)Autor
jamesburyDescripción
Two exiting Delaware Bay
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Ballena Piloto (Globicephala macrorhynchus)Autor
tca12345Descripción
Observed on pelagic wildlife exploration boat trip offered by Rudee Tours from Virginia Beach, VA, USA.
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Delfín Mular (Tursiops truncatus)Autor
melissalaurinoDescripción
500mm Cropped Photos
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Delfín Mular (Tursiops truncatus)Autor
jas651fcmDescripción
off of Cape May Point State Park
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Rayas (Orden Rajiformes)Autor
ssunfloweredDescripción
about 11”, very dried out. hooked spines all long the length mostly on the sides. possibly some kind of sea snake? there are definite vertebrae inside of it.
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james_tartaglioDescripción
Fungus found surrounding a spider. White in coloration. Seems like a pretty nasty way to go.
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Género CoccomyxaAutor
jmoleDescripción
Growing in symbiosis with Multiclavula mucina on a rotting log.
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Ballenas, Delfines Y Parientes (Infraorden Cetacea)Autor
tyler_shraderDescripción
Most likely a juvenile whale of some kind due to its size. Seen fairly close to the shore
