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- Omuras Whale Facts | Anatomy, Diet, Migration and Reproduction
Omura’s whale (aka the dwarf fin whale) is a small baleen whale that can be found living within tropical subtropical environments in deep waters In addition to being small these whales are also rare and hard to find and researchers have been struggling to collect data on this marine mammal
- Omuras whale - Whale Dolphin Conservation USA
Omura’s whale is a relatively small, super-streamlined, baleen whale They have striking and unique asymmetrical black and white markings on the head and jaw; the lower jaw is white on the right side and black on the left
- Home — The Omuras Whale Project
The site is provides information for the general public interested in cool facts about the Omura’s whale, as well as a resource for scientists and professionals looking for the latest discoveries on the species
- A New Whale Species Is Discovered in the Wild
Scientists have discovered a thriving population of Omura’s whales—a species that hadn’t even been identified until 2003 and had never before been documented in the wild Omura’s whales were misidentified as similar-looking Bryde’s whales until thirteen years ago, when Japanese researchers identified them as a distinct and ancient
- Omuras Whale - Save The Whales
The Omura whale was described in 2003 There is now profuse evidence from molecular genetic studies to confirm that Omura is a valid species It is different from and not closely related to Bryde’s whales
- Omuras Whale (Balaenoptera omurai) | Red Sea Creatures
Measuring between 9 6 and 11 5 meters (approximately 31 to 38 feet) in length, Omura’s whale is one of the smallest rorquals, only surpassed in diminutiveness by the common and Antarctic minke whales Its distinguishing features include a falcate dorsal fin and unique patterns of asymmetrical coloration
- Balaenoptera omurai | Marine Mammal
Common Name: Omura’s whale General Description: It is one of the smaller and more streamlined baleen whales with a ‘V’ shaped rostrum and broad flukes having a straight trailing edge The shape of the dorsal fin is variable but it tends to be high, highly falcate and backswept
- Omura’s Whale: Balaenoptera omurai - ScienceDirect
This chapter describes the current understanding of the Omura’s whale (Balaenoptera omurai), a recently described baleen whale that is known from whaling and stranding specimens, a single detailed field study and opportunistic reports
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