Video Drone captures thousands of dolphins on the California – National coast

A group of more than 2,000 dolphins, including some rarely stained species, were trapped in the camera swimming on the California coast.

The phenomenon, known as Super Pod, was captured by Evan BrodskyA captain and videographer, while conducting his crew in Monterey Bay, California, last Friday.

Brodsky, who works for Monterey Bay Whale Watch, a private boat tour company in the area, told NBC News that he and his colleagues found with the Super Pod After followed near a dozen dolphins They noticed about 18 km from the coast.

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SUPER POD OF DOFINS OF THE TAKEN FACE TAKEN NEAR THE BOARY OF VANCOUVER

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Among the group were the dolphins of the north right whale, an evastive species that usually maintains the deepest waters of the coast.

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The dolphins of the right whale of the north are different due to the lack of dorsal fin, the flat triangular appendix located at the back of many marine animals, including sharks and whales.

“They are all soft … when they jump, they look like flying eyebrows“, Brodsky told NBC News.

According to the Conservation of whales and dolphinsNon -profit whale dolphins have a black and white pattern marked at the bottom of the body and are usually mistaken with herds of leather stamps or sea lions due to their shape and color.

Creatures rarely seen, which usually travel in large groups of 100 to 200, are often mixed with other highly sociable and acrobatic species, including the dolphins of the Pacific White Face, the Ball Balls in the short film and the Dolphins of Risso.

On Friday, the right whale dolphins joined Monterey’s bay for light gray baby calves and hundreds of white -side dolphins in the Pacific, according to the ship’s captain.

The non -profit says that in the past there have been groups of up to 3,000 individual dolphins of the north right whale.

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