What’s causing this Atlantic white sided dolphin to breach, or “jump”? Who knows for sure! A leading theory is that the movement and splashing serves communicative purposes… maybe this jumping bean is trying to gain attention or tell its buddies to listen up. In any case, seeing a marine mammal leap from the water is a rare and exciting sight.🐬 #dolphin #wildlife #newengland #capecod #animals | Hyannis Whale Watcher Cruises
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What’s causing this Atlantic white sided dolphin to breach, or “jump”? Who knows for sure! A leading theory is that the movement and splashing serves communicative purposes… maybe this jumping bean is trying to gain attention or tell its buddies to listen up. In any case, seeing a marine mammal leap from the water is a rare and exciting sight.🐬 #dolphin #wildlife #newengland #capecod #animals | Hyannis Whale Watcher Cruises
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Why Superpods of Pacific White Sided Dolphins Form in Northeast Vancouver Island Food availability spikes Pacific white‑sided dolphins move between offshore and inshore waters depending on prey availability. They feed on: Salmon Herring Anchovies Squid Needlefish Small schooling fish When these prey species gather in dense numbers, especially during seasonal runs or bait‑ball events, dolphins converge in huge numbers to feed cooperatively. Superpods are essentially a feeding strategy: more dolph
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Why Superpods of Pacific White Sided Dolphins Form in Northeast Vancouver Island Food availability spikes Pacific white‑sided dolphins move between offshore and inshore waters depending on prey availability. They feed on: Salmon Herring Anchovies Squid Needlefish Small schooling fish When these prey species gather in dense numbers, especially during seasonal runs or bait‑ball events, dolphins converge in huge numbers to feed cooperatively. Superpods are essentially a feeding strategy: more dolph
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A somersaulting Pacific White-sided Dolphin! A unique behavior that isn’t captured on camera very often. They are our only dolphin that does this behavior. (The Dusky Dolphin, a very similar cetacean found in the southern hemisphere, also does backwards somersaults). While on our all-day whale watching trip, we watched this individual repetitively flip, over 20 times in a row! | Monterey Bay Whale Watch
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A somersaulting Pacific White-sided Dolphin! A unique behavior that isn’t captured on camera very often. They are our only dolphin that does this behavior. (The Dusky Dolphin, a very similar cetacean found in the southern hemisphere, also does backwards somersaults). While on our all-day whale watching trip, we watched this individual repetitively flip, over 20 times in a row! | Monterey Bay Whale Watch
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Beautiful Pacific white-sided dolphins cruising through Monterey Bay. 🎥: Adam Ernster Photography Can you spot their northern right whale dolph-friends?! At the beginning of the clip, you can hear the clicks and high frequency signature whistles produced by the white-sided dolphins that are unique to each individual. In the second half of the video, listen closely to the different vocalizations that come in. Those are the sounds of northern right whale dolphins, who communicate with pulsed voca
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Beautiful Pacific white-sided dolphins cruising through Monterey Bay. 🎥: Adam Ernster Photography Can you spot their northern right whale dolph-friends?! At the beginning of the clip, you can hear the clicks and high frequency signature whistles produced by the white-sided dolphins that are unique to each individual. In the second half of the video, listen closely to the different vocalizations that come in. Those are the sounds of northern right whale dolphins, who communicate with pulsed voca
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A beautiful Fin Whale, Pacific White-Sided Dolphins | Worldpedia
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A beautiful Fin Whale, Pacific White-Sided Dolphins | Worldpedia
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Northern Resident Orca and a Pacific White Sided Dolphin interacting. August 2018 | Wildlife Adventures, North East Vancouver Island
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Northern Resident Orca and a Pacific White Sided Dolphin interacting. August 2018 | Wildlife Adventures, North East Vancouver Island
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🔈 Sound on! Pacific white-sided dolphins are one of the most abudant dolphin species in the North Pacific. Pods typically consist of 10 to 100 dolphins, but they have been seen gathering in the thousands! Dolphins use whistle vocalizations to communicate amongst themselves, and echolocation clicks to "see" their surroundings. Video captured by Monterey Bay Whale Watch | Ocean Conservation Research - OCR
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🔈 Sound on! Pacific white-sided dolphins are one of the most abudant dolphin species in the North Pacific. Pods typically consist of 10 to 100 dolphins, but they have been seen gathering in the thousands! Dolphins use whistle vocalizations to communicate amongst themselves, and echolocation clicks to "see" their surroundings. Video captured by Monterey Bay Whale Watch | Ocean Conservation Research - OCR
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Pacific White-sided Dolphin & Northern Right Whale Dolphin snout ride on a Humpback Whale cow and her calf! Video was taken May 14th on our all day trip. | Monterey Bay Whale Watch
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🔈 Sound on! 🎥: Slater Moore Photography Pacific white-sided dolphins are one of the most abudant dolphin species in the North Pacific. Pods typically consist of 10 to 100 dolphins, but they have been seen gathering in the thousands! They use whistle vocalizations to communicate amongst themselves, and echolocation clicks to "see" their surroundings. | Ocean Conservation Research - OCR
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When I looked into the eye of a pacific white sided dolphin for the first time I unabashedly had tears running down my face as I cheered. Pacific white sided dolphins are locally known as “lags” because their old scientific name was Lagenorhynchus obliquidens (but the species was reassigned to the genus Aethalodelphis just this year! *2025*) #PacificWhiteSidedDolphins #SalishSea #WildlifeVideo #DolphinWatching #NatureLovers #MarineLife #OceanAdventure #DolphinsInTheWild #BoatLife #NatureDocument
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Incredible encounter with Pacific White Sided Dolphin 🐬💙🐬 Our captain giving us fun facts about this unique pod that he believes has probably traveled up from Baja California! #pacificwhitesideddolphin #dolphin #dolphinlovergrams #visitoceanside #oceanside #oside #whalewatching | Oceanside Whale Watching
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Atlantic white sided dolphin - Alchetron, the free social encyclopedia
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Pacific White Sided Dolphin are so beautiful! 🐬✨ These are the first PWS Dolphins since May. This usually means the Gray Whales are going to be here before we know it! 🙌🏻🙌🏻 #pacificwhitesideddolphin #oceanside #oside #whalewatching #sandiego #visitsandiego Video by Tikhon | Oceanside Whale Watching
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Slow Motion Dolphin Jump
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Above and underwater, the Pacific white-sided dolphins are great to watch! Enjoy! | Eagle Eye Adventures
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Check out this large pod of Atlantic white sided dolphins we encountered today on our trip. They were all around the boat and lighting conditions were just perfect for sighting them before they rose to the surface to take a breath. These dolphins move quickly and it's often difficult to keep up with them on video. Midway through the video you hear our naturalist, Tina, spot a tiny calf. See if you can see the calf. NH | Cape Ann Whale Watch
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Atlantic white-sided dolphins, although common in the north Atlantic, they are a rare sight north of Grand Manan in the Bay of Fundy, especially a large pod like this. Atlantic white-sided dolphins, affectionately referred to as "lags" (from their scientific name, Lagenorhynchus acutes) are slightly larger than most oceanic dolphins, averaging 8-9 feet and ~500 lbs. The key distinguishing feature is the white to pale yellow patch behind the dorsal fin on both the left and right hand side of the
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Congratulations! A Pacific white-sided dolphin was recently born at the Shedd Aquarium, and this video captures mom and calf bonding just moments after the birth. | WGN TV
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We encountered our winter favorite yesterday, the Pacific White Sided Dolphin! These friends were part of the dolphin trifecta for the day with Pacific White Sided, Bottlenose & Common Dolphin! 🐬 ❄️ 🐬 ❄️ 🐬.🎥: @loriannah | Dana Wharf Whale Watch
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Rare sight! These are Pacific white-sided dolphins and, amongst them, is a very rare individual. The first one has a typical color pattern, but the second one is anomalously colored. The unusual one is still a Pacific White-sided dolphin, but in the marine community, they are referred to as Briwnell's dolphin. we see one every year or two. Actually, some crew members have been working over eight years, and this was their first ever. Discovery Whale Watch #dolphin #dolphinlover #pacificwhitesided
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Pacific White-Sided Dolphins | Shedd Aquarium
Aug 28, 2019
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White-Sided Dolphin Bracelets are here! 🐬 Celebrate white-sided dolphins by pulling a pound of 🗑️ from the 🌊 ... or two! | 4ocean
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Killer whales eat dolphins. So why are these dolphins tempting fate?
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🔊Sound On 🔊 Hear this Pacific white-sided dolphin take a breath. Care teams listen to blowhole sounds during routine checks to ensure the animal’s lungs are healthy. | SeaWorld
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🐬 White-sided Dolphin: The High-Speed Social Hunter That Turns Waves Into Strategy
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Pacific White Sided Dolphins (I filmed a dolphin show from underwater view)
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Rare footage of a Pacific white-sided dolphin holding still for once 🤣🐬
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Atlantic White sided Dolphins visit Shetland
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