Photo identification is an essential method to identify cetaceans, by using natural marks over
their body, and allows experts to acquire straightforward information on these animals. The …

All three extant right whales [Eubalaena australis (Southern; SRW), glacialis (North Atlantic;
NARW), and japonica (North Pacific; NPRW)] were heavily exploited, and the status of the …

Social media content is increasingly being validated and used as a valuable source of data
within conservation science. Metadata obtained from social networking sites (SNS) can …

Photo identification is an important tool in the conservation management of endangered
species, and recent developments in artificial intelligence are revolutionizing existing …

Fisheries may generate new feeding opportunities for marine predators, which switch
foraging behaviour to depredation when they feed on fish directly from fishing gear …

After near extirpation by nineteenth century whaling, New Zealand's southern right whales
(Eubalaena australis) are recovering strongly, calving almost exclusively at the subantarctic …

Southern right whales (Eubalaena australis) migrate between Austral-winter calving and
socialising grounds to offshore mid-to high latitude Austral-summer feeding grounds. In …

Databases are systematic tools to archive and manage information related to marine
mammal stranding and mortality events. Stranding response networks, governmental …

North Atlantic and southern right whale social interactions and sexual behavior have been
studied for decades. Understanding whale mating systems can inform about many aspects …

The sub‐Antarctic waters of South Georgia Island (Islas Georgias del Sur, SG/IG) are a
regularly visited feeding ground for southern right whales (Eubalaena australis, SRW) in the …