Jessica Montabaranom
@jessmontabaranom.bsky.social
Researcher working on fine scale movements and behaviour of marine mammals in tidally energetic environments and population monitoring of bottlenose dolphins in the UK 🦭🐬🌊 | Sea Mammal Research Unit, University of St Andrews 🐳
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This is amazing! 🐧 So excited to see what you get up to over the next few years!
October 20, 2025 at 9:16 AM
This is amazing! 🐧 So excited to see what you get up to over the next few years!
4/ 🐋 Huge thank you to the whole crew and science officers for making it such a memorable experience and teaching us about marine mammals in the Hebrides and the anthropogenic threats they face 🛥️🥅🎣🐟
July 7, 2025 at 3:39 PM
4/ 🐋 Huge thank you to the whole crew and science officers for making it such a memorable experience and teaching us about marine mammals in the Hebrides and the anthropogenic threats they face 🛥️🥅🎣🐟
3/ 🐋 We had such a blast! We saw common dolphins (my first time seeing these!), minke whales (including Knobble who's been spotted 62 times since 2002!!), porpoises, seals and otters 🦦!
July 7, 2025 at 3:39 PM
3/ 🐋 We had such a blast! We saw common dolphins (my first time seeing these!), minke whales (including Knobble who's been spotted 62 times since 2002!!), porpoises, seals and otters 🦦!
2/ 🐋 These data are provided to the Scottish Government to inform protection measures for minke whales, Risso’s dolphins, harbour porpoises, and basking sharks across Hebridean seas.
July 7, 2025 at 3:39 PM
2/ 🐋 These data are provided to the Scottish Government to inform protection measures for minke whales, Risso’s dolphins, harbour porpoises, and basking sharks across Hebridean seas.