Observations of a New Zealand dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori) breathing via its mouth

Overview of attention for article published in Marine Mammal Science, August 2016

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Our Seas Our Future, 26 Sep 2020

Hector's dolphins are only found in New Zealand. They are some of the smallest dolphins in the world, reaching only around 1.5…

Our Seas Our Future, 28 May 2018

What a cool individual and species! #OurSeasOurFuture

New Zealand Whale and Dolphin Trust, 17 Jan 2017

To our mouth breather dolphin fans, Our field assistant Megan Shapiro filmed our mouth breather dolphin ("Mouthy") a week ago…

Society for Marine Mammalogy, 07 Sep 2016

Dolphins can’t breathe via their mouth? Yes they can! A Hector’s dolphin from Banks Peninsula does so routinely. New paper in…

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