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A rarely-seen blue whale washed up in Namibia – after a likely hit-and-run ship strike  Apr 29, 2021, 12:24 PM facebook A blue whale  was found floating off the coast of Walvis Bay by local tour operators on 26 April. Scientists from the Namibian Dolphin Project who investigated the scene are sure its cause of death was due to a hit-and-run ship strike. The blue whale is the world’s largest animal and is also listed as being . Today less than 1% of its original pre-whaling size is left. Sightings of blue whales are incredibly rare along the southern Afric...

Two separate sightings of bottlenose dolphins were recorded on Easter Sunday. Martin Venables filmed the dolphins as they swam beside him in the sea and leapt from the water. He took the video of the pod just off the coast of Brighton on Sunday morning. The incredible video was submitted to Sussex Dolphin Project, an organisation which aims to “inspire and engage the local community to learn about the incredible marine wildlife off the Sussex coast”. The charity received a separate video of what they believe to be the same pod of dolphins, taken by Daniel Young, just four miles ...

AN INCREDIBLE video shows a playful seal capturing and eating a big fish in the River Adur. The clip shows the seal holding the fish in his mouth before disappearing underwater to tuck into his meal. Julie Curram took the video shortly before 3pm on Saturday when she was crossing the bridge by The Ropetackle Arts Centre in Shoreham. The sighting was reported to Brighton Dolphin Project - an organisation which aims to “inspire and engage the local community to learn about the incredible marine wildlife off the Sussex coast”. A spokesman said that the charity has received several re...

'Everyone likes to see Casper': Lucky whale watchers spot snow-white dolphin in Monterey Bay FacebookTwitterEmail A white dolphin that has been named Casper was spotted in Monterey Bay in February and March 2021.Courtesy Discovery Whale Watch A dolphin as white as snow was first spotted in Monterey Bay in 2015, according to local naturalists and biologists who lead whale-watching tours in the area. The unusual dolphin biologists have named Casper has since made sporadic appearances. This week, Casper has been wowing many on the bay. "We've been seeing Casper about six seasons," said Eric Aust...

Dozens of dead sea creatures have been found dead after washing up on beaches across the county.