Ready to take a deep dive into North Pacific right whale conservation and ecology? Join us for the second annual free online symposium for North Pacific right whales, hosted by our partners, Save the North Pacific Right Whale This virtual symposium will take place on Jan 14, 2026, 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM PST. You'll learn about the current science and how you can help efforts to protect and recover this rare and critically endangered whale. Please register here ➡️ https://bit.ly/499BlCX Cooper Freema

🎥: Adam Ernster Photography // Beautiful Pacific white-sided dolphins cruising through Monterey Bay. 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 v

53K views · 898 reactions | These small and slender northern right whale dolphins are found in the deep waters of the North Pacific Ocean. Periodically they are seen in the Monterey Bay due to the deep water that is close to shore. Distinctive for having no dorsal fin, northern right whale dolphins are all black with a white underside. They can also leap over 20 feet in the air, and reach up to 25mph! : Slater Moore Photography | Ocean Conservation Research - OCR | Facebook