Marine Mammal in a sentence

Either way, this newly observed dynamic could have consequences for the region’s marine mammal populations, which have bounced back since the passage of the federal Marine Mammal Protection Act in 1972.

Brian Branstetter, a marine biologist with the National Marine Mammal Foundation, and fellow researchers conducted a test with two dolphins, seeing how long they could stay alert.

Now, marine mammal expert Josh McInnes, who works with California-based research organization Marine Life Studies, has joined the select few who’ve ever seen one in the flesh.

The previous blob, a marine heat wave in 2013 and 2014, resulted in reduced fishing catches, a harmful harmful algal bloom along the entire west coast of North America a seabird die off and an increase in marine mammal strandings.

In addition to providing for beach safety, Los Angeles County Lifeguards have specialized training for Baywatch rescue boat operations, underwater rescue and recovery, swiftwater rescue, cliff rescue, marine mammal rescue and marine firefighting.

After completing a necropsy on the female whale the Marine Mammal Stranding Center said the wounds included a fractured skull, bruising on the head, and cuts on the whale's right side, which were likely caused by a propeller strike.

By listening to the various marine mammal sounds, and detecting how regular and loud they are, we can build up an underwater image of what is present.

In 2021, it expanded the designation to include Rice’s whale, which is also protected under the Marine Mammal Protection Act.

In the 1980s, Akeakamai was the best-known of the “language” dolphins in Louis Herman’s animal language studies at the Kewalo Basin Marine Mammal Laboratory in Honolulu.

Marine Mammal Care Center’s sea lion resting zone at Charlie Beach in Marina Del Rey.

The animals were alive when first spotted around 11 a.m. but had died by the time members from the Marine Mammal Stranding Center in Brigantine arrived at the scene.

The Marine Mammal Stranding Center said an adult female common dolphin was found Saturday and was taken by some of its team for a necropsy.

The Vancouver Aquarium's Marine Mammal Rescue centre is, after more than 60 years of operation, officially a registered charity.

To supplement the rerouting of the TSS or as an alternative in the event the government maintains its objection, Sri Lanka could adopt other measures to conserve the endangered marine mammal population and ensure maritime safety for all parties.

When she was in Grade 2, she said she would stop strangers on the streets to speak about how fishing was putting vaquitas — a small, dolphin-like creature and the world’s rarest marine mammal — at risk of extinction.

While her first marine mammal encounter may have only lasted a few minutes, the runner said one of the whales was within two metres of her at one point.

After inspection and consultation with marine mammal experts, scientists believed the carcass was that of a male spade-toothed whale, though more tests were needed.

Most of the skulls reviewed were housed at The Natural History Museums of Los Angeles County – known for having the world’s largest collection of marine mammal and cetacean remains.

The young orca's behaviour changed almost at the moment she passed under the bridge and headed for the open ocean, said Paul Cottrell, a marine mammal co-ordinator with the Fisheries Department.

The Marine Mammal Center says that they are not going to rescue the animal because it seems to be in good health.