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The Sei Whale | Balaenoptera borealis

Sei whales (Balaenoptera Borealis) are the third largest baleen whales, but little is known about them. They are known to appear in Icelandic waters and so also in Skjalfandi Bay, Northeast Iceland. While being a rare visitor, they have been seen from whale watching boats departing from Husavik occasionally over the years.

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Sei Whale

Yes, apparently we do, but only at the most upscale of sushi restaurants. See the LA Times story here (and note the $600 price tag for the meal). Here’s some information about sei whales (the species being served), courtesy of NOAA’s Office of Protected Resources: During the 19th and 20th centuries, sei whales were targeted (along … Continue reading "Do Californians eat endangered whale meat?"

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The sighting created a buzz in the whale watching community. with the last sighting of a sei whale locally in 2017.

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Sei Whale (Baelaenoptera borealis) The Sei Whale (pronounced "Say") is an irregular visitor to our area. I say "irregular" because we may go years without seeing one, then dozens may move into the Stellwagen Bank area seemingly overnight. As you might guess, prey distribution probably has a lot to

Sei whales compare to the cheetah because of their ability to sprint and tire quickly. They are the fourth-largest rorqual when compared to other baleen relatives and prefer deep offshore waters. They fall under the family Balaenopteridae or ”winged whales” inhabiting most oceans except the equatorial waters and cold polar regions. They have a lifespan of 70 years and migrate annually. Downloads #baleenwhales #whales #mysticeti #cetaceans #mammals #ocean #animals

Japan’s whaling operation has suffered a big setback after its “scientific” hunt for sei whales in the Northern Pacific was effectively declared illegal by an international regulatory body.

Animal Unique | Sei Whale | Sei whale is a baleen whale, the third largest rorqual after the blue whale and the fin whale.However, they...

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