BEST time to see blue whales in Monterey Bay: May through October, with peaks generally in July and August depending
on krill abundance.
Not exact matches
Using statistical models, a team of researchers from the British Antarctic Survey and Plymouth Marine Laboratory assessed the likely impact of projected temperature increases
on the Weddell Sea, Scotia Sea and Southern Drake Passage, which is known for its
abundance of
krill.
On 1 May 2009 we entered Wilhelmina Bay, located along the WAP (Figure 1), to survey the distribution and
abundance of
krill and humpback whales.
The keystone of the South Georgia ecosystem, the secret to the miraculous
abundance of wildlife
on this stark, cold, windswept island — the foundation, indeed, for almost all vertebrate life in the Antarctic — is
krill.
They need abundant amounts of fish and plankton and
krill and so
on so it is necessary for them to not only find this
abundance but to «farm» it.
To put it in the cautious words of a researcher: «[Humpback] whales feed almost exclusively
on krill in the Antarctic and it's unknown what effect an expanding
krill fishery in conjunction with climate warming might be having
on the
abundance of
krill.»