It definately looks like a very young beaked whale if you use the sea shell in the foreground as reference. A Dolphins dorsal fin is centrally located on the back and I see no evidence of one. Beaked whales have dorsal fins further back. But saying this it's hard to say if one was there.
Obvious cetacean-definitely a sort of dolphin skull.
ReplyDeleteYup, that's a small whale all right - but close-up is needed for positive ID.
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Yes, that is indeed a small toothed whale of some kind, but close-ups are needed for positive ID.
ReplyDeleteLars Thomas
Porpoise maybe?
ReplyDeleteIt definately looks like a very young beaked whale if you use the sea shell in the foreground as reference. A Dolphins dorsal fin is centrally located on the back and I see no evidence of one. Beaked whales have dorsal fins further back. But saying this it's hard to say if one was there.
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