🇫🇷 🇬🇧 SOMETIMES, WILDLIFE IS... WILD ! Really wild... / 🇫🇷 🇬🇧 PILOT WHALES and TIGER SHARKS / 10 PHOTOS and 1 VIDEO
SOMETIMES, WILDLIFE IS... WILD ! Really wild... PHOTOS and VIDEO
PILOT WHALES and TIGER WHARK
Chaque année, l'archipel du Cap-Vert répertorie des échouages de cétacés, dauphins ou petites baleines. En général des pépenocéphales ou des globicéphales. L'origine de ces échouages demeure encore assez méconnue. Plusieurs hypothèses ressortent pour explication ces comportements. |
Every year, the archipelago of Cape Verde lists strandings of cetaceans, dolphins or small whales. In general, seagulls or pilot whales. The origin of these strandings remains quite unknown. Several hypotheses emerge to explain these behaviors |
-Une deuxième hypothèse met en avant la solidarité extrême des ces animaux et peut-être la mort du leader ou de l'un des membres du groupe. L'ensemble des individus suivraient alors le membre mourant par solidarité. - Enfin l'hypothèse de la maladie est également évoquée mais si elle s'avérait correcte, il semblerait que par les moyens médicaux de nos jours, il serait assez facile de la prouver. |
-A second hypothesis highlights the extreme solidarity of these animals and perhaps the death of the leader or one of the group members. The set of individuals would then follow the dying member in solidarity. - Finally, the hypothesis of the disease is also mentioned but if it turned out to be correct, it seems that by medical means nowadays, it would be quite easy to prove it. |
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Great shots, such a shame when situations occur like this but nature takes its course.
When it happens in the UK, it is mostly theorised that they have become deteriorated or lost.
Maybe the local wildlife department would find your shots interesting?
Incredible read and watch! As someone fascinated by sea animals, this is interesting to ponder about and I guess it could be the first hypothesis, sound disruptions means losing all sense of coordination and getting lost in this vast ocean :/
It's interesting to hear that these strandings happen often. There must be a better explanation for this behaviour?
Well done for getting the images 📸👍