Definitions

1. Pygmy sperm whales are found in the temperate waters of the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian Oceans. (Web site)
2. Pygmy sperm whales are one of the most commonly stranded species reported along the southeastern coast of the United States.
3. Pygmy sperm whales are thought to be shy, slow-moving animals. (Web site)
4. Pygmy sperm whales are though to be more pelagic and dwarf sperm whales more coastal (Reeves et al.
5. Pygmy sperm whales are rarely seen and their numbers and habits are not well known.

Giant Sperm Whales

1. At a little over 3 metres in length, and weighing around 400kg, Pygmy Sperm Whales closely resemble their cousins, the Giant Sperm Whales. (Web site)

Dwarf

1. The Kogiidae (dwarf and pygmy sperm whales) diverged from the Physeteridae (true sperm whales) at least. (Web site)

Water

1. Some records note that, when resting on the surface, they float lower in the water than pygmy sperm whales. (Web site)

Dolphin

1. In 1989 15 operations were conducted and 2 pygmy sperm whales and a Pacific white sided dolphin were taken. (Web site)

Strandings

1. Research from strandings of pygmy sperm whales comprise the basic knowledge of this intriguing creature.

Thought

1. According to sightings and records, it is thought that Pygmy Sperm Whales have been found as far north as Halifax, Nova Scotia and as far south as Cuba.

Squid

1. One of the primary sources of food for the pygmy sperm whales is squid, which have an inedible beak and pens.

Stranded

1. On Mahia Beach, New Zealand on March 10, 2008[ 76] two Pygmy Sperm Whales, a female and calf, stranded on the beach. (Web site)

Favorite Foods

1. Unfortunately, pygmy sperm whales don't seem to be able to distinguish between plastic bags, mylar balloons and another of their favorite foods - jellyfish.

Pygmy Sperm Whales

1. Most mass strandings are of toothed whale species such as sperm whales, beluga whales and pygmy sperm whales. (Web site)
2. Fin Back whales, pygmy sperm whales (very rare), short fin Pilot whales, bottle nose dolphin, hundreds of common dolphin, California sea lions, giant squid.

Categories

1. Dwarf Sperm Whales
2. Mass Strandings
3. Favorite Foods
4. Temperate Waters
5. Southeastern Coast
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