Oshan Whale Watch's Three Favourite Toothed Whales/Dolphins
Harbour Porpoises: One of The Smallest Marine Mammals up to 1.9 m/6 ft.
Harbour porpoises are boat shy and hard to photograph, but are amazing for the short times they appear.
Atlantic White Sided Dolphins: Found Only in the North Atlantic.
A group of passengers get ready to snap pictures of atlantic white sided dolphins on a foggy day.
Pilot Whales: Sociable, Cute and Playful.
Picture of a baby pilot whale and mother taken on one of our first tours and scanned in: who misses film?
Toothed Whales/Dolphins are much smaller than the baleen variety. The pilot whales and atlantic white sided dolphins travel in pods ranging from half a dozen to one hundred. The boat shy harbour porpoises travel in much smaller pods, and sometimes appear alone as a quick, black flash. Regardless, toothed whales/dolphins feed primary on fish and since there is plenty of fish in the waters surrounding Bay St. Lawrence, we see plenty of toothed whales/dolphins during our tours. The pilot whale, atlantic white sided dolphin, and harbour porpoise are the dolphins/toothed whales which are commonly found in our region. However, we also have sightings of the common dolphin, but not on a regular basis.
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