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Whale, 16th–17th century, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Arts of Africa, Oceania, and the Americas
The Michael C. Rockefeller Memorial Collection, Bequest of Nelson A. Rockefeller, 1979 Size: H. 4 5/8 x D. 16 ½ x W. 8 ¼ in. (11.7 x 41.9 x 21 cm) Medium: Steatite, bone, shell
https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/312745
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A 6-year-old female orca died unexpectedly Thursday with her animal specialist by her side after showing signs of illness a day before, SeaW
its like 2010 all over again, i can’t
im sorry, amaya, rest in peace, sweet girl
Skyla the orca passed away.
Skyla at Loro Parque has died.
She was 17 years old.
You swim free now, Skyla. No tanks, no barriers, just the open ocean.
We love you. We miss you.
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Amazing drone footage of danish harbour porpoises playing and hunting. The footage is from the latest documentary about danish wildlife made by danish public service (DR). I think the documentary is only available in Denmark, but if you know how to trick your VPN you should be able to watch it I think. Here’s the link.
A bunch of my favorite cetaceans (Most of them are hunted, endangered/close to extinction or trapped in ridiculous aquariums yaay)
1. Pilot Whale - Globicéphale Noir
2. Risso’s Dolphin - Dauphin de Risso
3. Bottlenose Dolphin - Tursiops
4. Southern right whale Dolphin - Lissodelphis Austral
5. Vaquita - Vaquita / Marsouin du Pacifique
6. Spinner Dolphin - Dauphin à long bec
7. Hourglass Dolphin - Dauphin Sablier
8. Pacific white-sided Dolphin - Dauphin de Gill
9. Commerson’s Dolphin - Dauphin de Commerson
10. Humpback Whale - Baleine à Bosse
11. Sperm Whale - Cachalot
12. Beluga - Béluga
13. Orca/ Killer Whale - Orque
14. Minke Whale - Baleine de Minke
15. North Atlantic right Whale - Baleine Franche
(comfort zone? idk what you’re talking about)
Photos from last week’s trip. Top, Cappuccino (K21) and Nigel (L95). Second Left, Rhapsody (J32). Second Right, Solstice (L89). Third, Surprise (L86), L120, Pooka (L106), and Ophelia (L27). Bottom, Surprise (L86) and L120.
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I just realised I’d never posted the finished Dall’s porpoise painting I made for the Porpoise Conservation Society! High time to make up for that, because it’s one of my favourite things. I had so much fun painting this piece, the lighting, the surface, all those different poses and beautiful faces and markings. The front views were challenging though; Dall’s have very curious proportions that are rarely if ever captured on photographs. It took a lot of tries to get things right.
The painting offers a glimpse into something we will likely never get to see: a Dall’s porpoise nursery pod underwater. Although a striking and conspicuous species, very little is known about Dall’s social lives. Animals that bowride and offer close looks are usually juveniles – females with calves are wary and stay far away from humans. Nonetheless some proof exists to support the idea that females come together in nursery pods, perhaps for protection or to help each other tend to their calves.
Here we see females with calves in all stages of life. Near the surface one mother races along with her almost fully grown daughter, in the foreground another dives down with her newborn in tow, and in the background two mothers socialise: one with another neonate, the other an unruly juvenile. Note the juvenile’s almost delphinid facial markings, and the lighter sides that are almost creamy on the calves and have faded to grey on the juvenile. Dall’s porpoises in fact posses markings like most cetaceans, but as adults they darken out so much that the markings become indistinguishable.
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What’s a whale fall?
Whale falls can be found throughout the ocean. This one was spotted in Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary, off the coast of Southern California!
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This thylacine footage was recently rediscovered by researchers Gareth Linnard, Branden Holmes and Mike Williams on March 4, 2020.
Originally filmed by the Bester family c. 1933-1936, the 9.5mm black and white film includes 7 seconds of a captive thylacine in its enclosure at the Beaumaris Zoo.
Such a rare and amazing find!
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I just gotta say; with all those new horrible pics that’ve come out, the one with the prolapse is by far the most disturbing implication-wise because - they did not euthanize Taima - but euthanized Kasatka for QoL issues? Really? Really?
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Pro caps still be wilding
Have they ever stopped? Lmao.
Are they trying to defend Seaworld even after those pictures surfaced or am I missing something?
The biggest thing I’ve seen from them so far is saying the photo of the two trainers on Taima and baby Malia is photoshopped.
Yeah I saw that too 🤦
And this wasn’t a super serious post, just a vent bc someone was clowning on my post as if I didn’t know the photos were ~10 years old. I’ve had this blog like 5 years, you’d think I’d know that Kalina and Taima have been for decade. (and they also said that “SW doesn’t do “that” anymore”... whatever that means, cause no they don’t do waterworks or breed them intentionally anymore (except at LP?) but the rest is still current. Anyways, that’s not the point of the photos nor the case).
Whoops accidentally rbed to my main 🤦
“After screaming for 3 days solidly, she realised she was never going to see her son again.” - Corky on the loss of her first calf
It gets me thinking of how many orcas screamed when their calves and beloved little ones were taken away.
