Übersetzung für "Minke whale" in Deutsch

Only the minke whale, the smallest baleen whale, is regularly seen in the northern half of the North Sea.

The minke whale feeds on krill under the ice in the Antarctic.

We are pleased that so many of the views expressed on issues such as bush meat, Napoleon fish, minke whale and ramin, are in accordance with the Community consensus.

In addition, this minke whale is an endangered species and it would be preferable to keep to the arrangement to protect all whales.

Other species sighted in these waters include striped dolphin, the rough-toothed dolphin while sightings of the common minke whale and the sperm whale have also been recorded.

An opportunity to experience the sperm whale, killer whale and minke whale.

The Minke whale is curious by nature and boats always arouse its interest so that explorers are consistently provided with ample opportunities for up-close encounters with this magnificent creature.

During this there is also the possibility of observing other marine wildlife species such as sea turtles, the Ocean Sunfish (Mola mola), sharks and occasionally other cetaceans species such as the Harbour Porpoise (Phocoena phocoena) and the Minke Whale (Balaenoptera acutorostrata).

The most frequently sighted species on our boat trips are the Common dolphin and Bottlenose dolphin, though we have some records of species like the Harbour porpoise and Minke Whale.

Content: An opportunity to experience the sperm whale, killer whale and minke whale.

The chances of spotting a specific type of whale on a whale watching trip vary depending on the port of departure, but the Minke whale is by far the most commonly sighted animal and can be seen all around Iceland throughout the year.

From the Large Frogmouth to the Minke whale and from the Trichia villosa to the common wombat, the animal world features a vast range of forms and colors here.

In the North Sea, there is actually only one large whale species: the minke whale. However, humpbacks have also been spotted regularly in recent years. These whales are accustomed to swimming in shallow coastal waters. They are probably attracted to the large amount of fish off the coast. It's even possible to see them from the shore. Other large whales are all wanderers. Of those, the sperm whale is the most common.

Gentoo penguins, leopard seals, Weddell seals, humpback whales, and minke whales are often seen here.

How many Minke Whales are there today?

The most common whales in the bay are Humpback whales and Minke whales.

According to the Fisheries Directorate, four minke whales have been hunted this season.

This is the case for the aboriginal peoples of Greenland which are allowed to hunt fin and minke whales.

The EU endorses this and therefore does not favour further commercial trade in minke whales.

There is also a possibility you'll encounter humpback and minke whales here, as well as leopard seals.

Minke whales usually swim alone, but you sometimes find them in groups of 2 to 3 whales.

Learn to dive or snorkel with tropical fish and coral and even dwarf minke whales.

Minke Whales, Fin Whales, Humpbacks and even Blue Whales are regular visitors.

This is the time when the minke and humpback whales are the most abundant.

On these tours, regular species include white-beaked dolphins, harbour porpoises, minke whales and acrobatic humpback whales.

Minke whales are curious animals and sometimes swim a distance alongside a boat.

In the North, the most commonly spotted whales this season are humpback whales, minke whales and harbour porpoises.

Discussion of this oral question, and also of today’s resolution, has been dominated by two issues, one being the protection of minke whales and the other the trade in ivory.

We call on the European Union and its Member States to reject Japan’s demand that three types of minke whales be transferred from Appendix I to Appendix II and hence also to unambiguously retain a higher standard of protection for the whales.