Another day, another dolphin survey! When on survey, the team records and photographs each dolphin spotted and information like estimated age, behavior (feeding, playing, traveling), location, water salinity, whether there are nearby boats, how the dolphin/boats are reacting to each other, and any noteworthy information about the dolphin. Survey days are long, but this is how our scientists are able to identify and monitor the health of the population!
Oh what awesome memories of days on the water with you. 🌊🐬💕
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