Coretta Granberry
@corettagberry.bsky.social
Marine naturalist and conservationist
She/her
📍Boston
She/her
📍Boston
Amazing! I hear only great things about New Zealand - people and wildlife! Hopefully I’ll get over there at some point!
August 8, 2025 at 2:21 PM
Amazing! I hear only great things about New Zealand - people and wildlife! Hopefully I’ll get over there at some point!
Other physical differences include their beak length, dorsal fin shape, and overall size. They’re related at the subfamily level (Delphininae) but are in different genuses.
August 6, 2025 at 2:19 AM
Other physical differences include their beak length, dorsal fin shape, and overall size. They’re related at the subfamily level (Delphininae) but are in different genuses.
They’re different! AWSD span the North Atlantic and have a yellowish patch between their dorsal fin and tail. Common dolphins can be found in most oceans and have an hourglass shape on their sides (illustrated version on the cover of my fav field guide!)
August 6, 2025 at 2:19 AM
They’re different! AWSD span the North Atlantic and have a yellowish patch between their dorsal fin and tail. Common dolphins can be found in most oceans and have an hourglass shape on their sides (illustrated version on the cover of my fav field guide!)