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The expedition’s goal was to find an already known species of beaked whale, Perrin’s beaked whale, and confirm its acoustic sounds. Now, the researchers believe they may have found the 24th species of beaked whales known to researchers.  Join NBC 7 as Barlow and Henderson chronicle their expedition and recount the exciting moments of their research voyage in Uncovered Underwater: A New Species of Beaked Whale. You can watch the video above, or on the NBC 7 app on Apple TV, Roku, or YouTu...

Support OneGreenPlanet Being publicly-funded gives us a greater chance to continue providing you with high quality content. Please support us! Support Us Scientists on an expedition with the Sea Shepherd Society believe they may have discovered a new species of beaked-whale off the coast of Mexico. They were sailing in the San Benito Islands 300 miles from the US border when they made the unique find. The team was seeking out the source of a series of unidentified acoustic signals in the ...

They were looking for a beaked whale. Instead, they may have found a new species Its unlike any other known species. Still, further testing will be needed to convince everyone. In their quest to look for a rare whale, a group of researchers believes they have instead discovered a previously unknown species off the western coast of Mexico. Even though DNA testing hasn’t been confirmed yet, they’re very confident. Possibly a new species of Beaked whale. Image credit: Sea Shepherd The researc...

1 2020-12-14 13:11:27China Daily Editor : Li Yan ECNS App Download Researchers believed that they have found a new species of beaked whale off Mexicos western Pacific coast, a U.S. marine mammal biologist told media recently. Jay Barlow, a retired adjunct professor at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in San Diego, said their team spotted three unusual specimens on Nov. 17 near Mexicos remote San Benito Islands, about 500 km south of the U.S. border. The beaked whales loo...

BREAKING: New Species of Whale Discovered Updated: Dec 18, 2020 According to a recent press release by Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, a new species of whale has been discovered off the western coast of Mexico, near the San Benito islands - an island range located about 300 miles from the U.S.-California border. Sea Shepherd received some interesting underwater acoustic signals from the San Benito islands - acoustic signals that had never been recorded before. All species of whale have thei...

Sea Shepherd ship The expedition, led by the renowned beaked whale researcher Dr. Gustavo Cárdenas Hinojosa (National Commission for Nature Reserves, Marine Mammal Research), Dr. Jay Barlow and Dr. Elizabeth Henderson, director of the NIWC PAC’s Whale Acoustic Reconnaissance Program in collaboration with Sea Shepherd’s research division, set out to investigate a species of a beaked whale that could be the cause of a previously unidentified acoustic signal previously recorded in the ar...

Scientists Think Theyve Discovered a New Species of Beaked Whale 12 DECEMBER 2020 Scientists may have discovered a large-toothed mammal off the western coast of Mexico that they say looks and sounds unlike anything else on Earth. Researchers collected environmental genetic samples of this strange creature that are still being analysed, but the photographs and acoustic recordings have researchers "highly confident" its a never-before-described species of beaked whale.   "We saw something new....

Whale of a find: Scientists spot beaked whale believed to be a new species Scientists on board a Sea Shepherd vessel say they found a new species of beaked whale near the San Benito Islands off Mexico’s Pacific coast. The species differs visually and acoustically from other beaked whales species, according to the researchers. The team took photographs, video recordings and acoustical recordings of the species, and also performed environmental genetic sampling to help confirm the existence of ...

Ocean Scientists May Have Discovered A New Whale Species

Unidentified beaked whales raise hopes of an entirely new species Unidentified beaked whales rai... Around 100 miles (160 km) north of the San Benito Islands in Mexico, scientists saw unidentified beaked whales break through the surface of the water Sea Shepherd 1/3 An expedition off the coast of Mexico has uncovered evidence of what scientists believe is an entirely new whale species Sea Shepherd Sea Shepherd 3/3 Around 100 miles (160 km) north of the Sa...