Either flapping their boomerang shaped fins at the surface, or grazing on sea grass like an oceanic cow, Turtles are a must-see. We bring you six top places to dive with sea turtles.
Already it’s been a great year in terms of discovering brand new marine life; from a friendly looking octopus to ghostly whales caught on camera who had previously only ever been traced through DNA from their corpses.
Quite possibly the ocean’s most expressive cetaceans, beluga whales get their nickname, the “sea canaries”, from their extraordinary propensity for vocalisation. Their extensive range of sounds includes whistles and squeaks, chirps and tweets, and more melodious, bell-like noises.
An exhibition featuring the skeleton of a sperm whale whose bloodied carcass was discovered off the coast of Jurong Island in 2015 will be open to the public at the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum from March 15, the museum has announced.
The headline act of many cetacean-viewing boat tours, humpback whales are perhaps the most confident of Balaenopteridae. Often seen attempting many forms of “acro dancing” out of the water, they attract crowds from all over the world to watch them – either by joining them underwater or staying dry on the tour boat deck. We bring you six of the best places to see humpback whales.
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