Dead blue whale pectoral fin. Ventura, California.
Balaenoptera musculus deceased DEAD 2007 09-13 Ventura--032
Balaenoptera musculus deceased DEAD 2007 09-13 Ventura--048
Researchers working with Dr. Bruce Mate and OSU’s Marine Mammal Institute suspend a camera on a pole to film blue sharks feeding on a dead blue whale. Ventura, California.
Balaenoptera musculus deceased DEAD 2007 09-13 Ventura--106
Researchers working with Dr. Bruce Mate and OSU’s Marine Mammal Institute suspend a camera on a pole to film blue sharks feeding on a dead blue whale. Ventura, California.
Researchers working with Dr. Bruce Mate and OSU’s Marine Mammal Institute suspend a camera on a pole to film blue sharks feeding on a dead blue whale. Ventura, California.
Two Blue Whales in blue waters off Santa Rosa Island spout on the surface. Photo taken from small airplane 1000 feet above.
Image 1 of 2: Lots of krill (Thysanoessa spinifera) are seen leaping for their lives off the sea surface as they feel the lunging blue whale coming across for the kill.
Image 2 of 2: Lots of krill (Thysanoessa spinifera) are seen leaping for their lives off the sea surface as they feel the lunging blue whale coming across for the kill.
BIG WHALE, LITTLE WHALES: Image 1 of 4 - Common dolphins (Delphinus sp) can reach 8.5 feet in length, but next to this behemoth Blue Whale (Balaenoptera musculus)they look tiny.
Shot 3 of 4 - Blue whale (Balaenoptera musculus) surrounded by Common Dolphins (Delphinus sp). Interesting to note that a common dolphin can reach 8.5 feet in length...compare that to the size of this big blue.