The first part of our #CitizenScience toolbox is online! 🥳 Come visit us at https://t.co/A1jheemeOI for more information on #biodiversity #conservation #eDNA #CitizenScience #whales #dolphins #sharks

A new baleen whale season is about to start. Join us in April/May and meet the real giants of our planet! https://t.co/d75bSmmhlk #bluewhale #finwhale #humpackwhale #whalewatching #seiwhale #mysticeti #picoisland #azores #cwazores

Some thought on our 10+ years of baleen whale spring migration off Pico Island (Azores). https://t.co/cDNkFeVSrx #balaenopteraborealis #balaenopteramusculus #balaenopteraphysalus #bluewhale #finwhale #humpbackwhale #megapteranovaeangliae #mysticeti #seiwhale #whalewatching

It's still Blue whale time here in Pico! 🙂 Have a look at our sightings and sighting charts (both recent and historical): https://t.co/ltc1KgDV7W https://t.co/52CkNPVjhO

Mother and calf Cuvier's beaked whales stranded in Pico on Thu 16 Feb. Sadly, mother was found dead. Her young female was rescued and led back to open waters. Chances to survive without mom are honestly slim, but we still keep fingers crossed for this little, sweet young whale ❤️

Bye bye 2020 and welcome 2021! Another couple of months and baleen whales will be with us in Pico - a great snack bar for them on the way to their high-latitude foraging grounds. We are getting ready for that! Are you?? 😋#azores #picoisland #whalewatching

When huge adversities make us feel distant from each other, one gram of love can get us close again. BUT... just to be on the safe side, we wish you an Ocean of it! ❤

Blue Whale Migration 2021 in Pico, Azores. We can't wait for spring to come to see again the biggest animal ever to inhabit our planet! https://t.co/upOHVEJnc7 #bluewhale #azores #balaenopteramusculus #whalewatching #picoisland #cetaceanwatching

The highlights and numbers of our 2020 Shark Season and why choose Pico as your diving destination in 2021 https://t.co/k0VXMGboU9 #blueshark #mako #princessalice #scuba #sharkdiving

Sifting through the baleen https://t.co/xdKQYG0GFh #balaenopteraborealis #balaenopteraphysalus #finwhale #mysticeti #seiwhale #whalewatching Telling Fin whales from Sei whales is not always easy. However, there are a tips and tricks that can greatly help species identification.

Have a look at our new Cetacean Species Database Tool. Species sighted in the Azores are clickable and give access to the corresponding sighting chart by month. That should help you decide when to join us, depending on what species are high in your list! https://t.co/4GFHk09uaK

Winter Collection 2020 by CW Azores https://t.co/6yFdYprehw #announcements

It is a beaked whale, not the sperm whale, the current record holder for deep diving among marine mammals https://t.co/n0VQGSDfEI #cuviersbeakedwhale #odontoceti #science #ziphiuscavirostris

Happy Birthday, Capt!

The Right whale to save (not to kill!) https://t.co/COqcbhmizM #conservation #eubalaenaglacialis #mysticeti #rightwhale

Gifted by many Whale sharks https://t.co/Qp2GBd09QK #sharkdiving #snorkelling #whaleshark

Are you ready to test your knowledge on whales and dolphins? We created a quiz for you! 🙂 English: https://t.co/O2AuC4Nl4g German: https://t.co/N5aahY445T Italian:

Here is our new website with lots of new features, among which are the dynamically generated sighting charts for each species of whale and dolphin we see in Pico. Have a look! https://t.co/d75bSmmhlk

True’s beaked whale (Mesoplodon mirus) in Macaronesia. At CW Azores we are proud to have contributed to this paper! https://t.co/TLL8PHoYkR

The Monday 'Blues'. A foraging Blue whale flukes up in front of our boat off Pico Island. Krill is still plentiful! http://t.co/IfS3M3zsBQ