We have video... a school of about 9 dolphins including one calf.
3 sub-adult males did a lot of jumping about.
The clip is about a minute long, 4Mb in size.
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Each year Reed Elsevier sponsors an expedition as part of its corporate social responsibility and environmental awareness programme. This year the trip is an Earthwatch expedition to "The Whales and Dolphins of the Moray Firth" (Scotland). Eight lucky RE employees get to experience science and nature first hand - and this blog is one way we'll be sharing the experience with other RE employees.
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1 comment:
Great to actually see the dolphins and to read all your postings!I am very envious, but take comfort in the fact that your counting skills leave a lot to be desired ;o)
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