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            15.03.2024 – Celebrating Madeira’s Natural Richness!

            Published by Paula Thake on March 23, 2024

            Today, Madeira bore witness to an extraordinary display of its marine biodiversity, as separate sightings illuminated the richness of our island’s waters. From the graceful arcs of the Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) to the playful leaps of the Short-beaked common dolphin (Delphinus delphis), Madeira’s seas offered a symphony of life and wonder.

            In one corner of the Atlantic, pods of the iconic Bottlenose dolphin graced the waves with their presence, accompanied by their precious calves. Their sleek forms and distinctive dorsal fins sliced through the water with effortless grace, captivating all who were fortunate enough to witness their playful antics.

            Meanwhile, in another part of our pristine ocean, the enchanting Short-beaked common dolphin, including their adorable calves, made their own waves. With their exuberant leaps and spirited dives, these charismatic creatures painted the seascape with vibrant energy and vitality.

            While these species roamed different realms of our expansive ocean, the presence of their calves served as a poignant reminder of Madeira’s significance as a haven for wildlife. Our island’s waters teem with life, offering sanctuary and sustenance to an array of marine species.

            As we reflect on these awe-inspiring encounters, let us celebrate Madeira’s pivotal role as a custodian of biodiversity. Each sighting reaffirms the importance of our collective efforts to conserve and protect our natural heritage for generations to come.

            By Camila Dávila

            Sightings of the day

            Stenella

            09:30 Short-beaked common dolphin, Bottlenose dolphin



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