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Right Whale Alert: Mother and Calf
Off Flagler Coast Today

January 18, 2011 | FlaglerLive | Leave a Comment

A right whale in Florida waters. Right whales have patches of rough skin on their head called callosity. The callosity pattern is unique to each individual whale (like fingerprints are to humans) and looks white because it is covered by thousands of small, light-colored, crab-like creatures called “whale lice.” The whale lice do not harm the whale and can only grip onto the rough callosity. (Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission)

A mother right whale and her calf are gliding south along Flagler’s coastline today. They were seen of Jungle Hut Road in the Hammock this morning.

Right Whales Soar Off Flagler’s Coast, But Two Beached Pilot Whales Die in Marineland

January 16, 2011 | FlaglerLive | 4 Comments

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The week brought rich sightings of right whales along the Flagler County coastline. But on Thursday, two seriously ill pilot whales beached in Marineland and died. Videos of both events from whale watcher Christine Sullivan.

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