A special summer for cetaceans and sea turtles
A day of Conceptu Maris visual monitoring on the Savona-Bastia route with Cima Foundation and volunteers on board the Mega Victoria ferry of Corsica & Sardinia Ferries. During the trip, more than 30 fin whales, around twenty pilot whales, as well as Cuvier’s beaked whales and striped dolphins were spotted.
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Monitoring of cetaceans and sea turtles from the deck of the Mega Victoria ferry of Corsica and Sardinia Ferries, carried out by researchers from the Cima foundation. Photo – F. Tomasinelli/Triton
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A fin whale (Balaenoptera physalus) with its calf of about two years surfacing. Photo – F. Tomasinelli/Tritone
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Researchers from the Cima foundation, supported by volunteers, engaged in sightings on board the Mega Victoria ferry of Corsica and Sardinia Ferries. Photo – F. Tomasinelli/Triton
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A group of pilot whales (Globicephala melas) on the surface, a rare species in the Ligurian Sea. Photo – F. Tomasinelli/Triton
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Monitoring of cetaceans and sea turtles from the deck of the Mega Victoria ferry of Corsica and Sardinia Ferries, carried out by researchers from the Cima foundation. Photo – F. Tomasinelli/Triton
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Monitoring of cetaceans and sea turtles from the deck of the Mega Victoria ferry of Corsica and Sardinia Ferries, carried out by researchers from the Cima foundation. Photo – F. Tomasinelli/Triton
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Archiving of data from a cetacean sighting on the Mega Victoria ferry of Corsica and Sardinia Ferries. Photo – F. Tomasinelli/Triton
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Researchers from the Cima foundation and video operator from Triton Research, engaged in observations on board the Mega Victoria ferry of Corsica and Sardinia Ferries. Photo – F. Tomasinelli/Triton
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A group of pilot whales (Globicephala melas) on the surface, a rare species in the Ligurian Sea. Photo – F. Tomasinelli/Triton
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Monitoring of cetaceans and sea turtles from the deck of the Mega Victoria ferry of Corsica and Sardinia Ferries, carried out by researchers from the Cima foundation. Photo – F. Tomasinelli/Triton
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Researchers from the Cima foundation, supported by volunteers, engaged in sightings on board the Mega Victoria ferry of Corsica and Sardinia Ferries. Photo – F. Tomasinelli/Triton
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Researchers from the Cima foundation and video operator from Triton Research, engaged in observations from the Mega Victoria ferry of Corsica and Sardinia Ferries. Photo – F. Tomasinelli/Triton
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Triton Research videographer, involved in filming a project documentary on the Mega Victoria ferry of Corsica and Sardinia Ferries. Photo – F. Tomasinelli/Triton
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Triton Research videographer, involved in filming a project documentary on the Mega Victoria ferry of Corsica and Sardinia Ferries. Photo – F. Tomasinelli/Triton
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Triton Research videographer, involved in filming a project documentary on the Mega Victoria ferry of Corsica and Sardinia Ferries. Photo – F. Tomasinelli/Triton
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Passengers watching fin whales from a distance on Corsica and Sardinia Ferries' Mega Victoria ferry. Photo – F. Tomasinelli/Triton
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The Mega Victoria ferry from Corsica and Sardinia Ferries, one of those used in the monitoring activities of Conceptu maris. Photo – Corsica and Sardinia Ferries
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The Mega Victoria ferry from Corsica and Sardinia Ferries, one of those used in the monitoring activities of Conceptu maris. Photo – Corsica and Sardinia Ferries