-
stranded vaquitas estimated a two-year
calving interval,
recent sightings data
suggest that
vaquitas can
reproduce annually. It is
thought that
vaquitas have...
- of the
Vaquita (CIRVA),
which has
tried to
prevent the
accidental deaths of
vaquitas by
outlawing the use of
fishing nets
within the
vaquita's habitat...
- as
their second valet. He
donned a cow suit and was
referred to as La
Vaquita (meaning "the
little cow"), to
complement El Torito, who was
dressed as...
- The
Junkers W 34 was a German-built, single-engine, p****enger and
transport aircraft.
Developed in the 1920s, it was
taken into
service in 1926. The p****enger...
-
being the
vaquita. In
addition to
using technology to
monitor the
final remaining individuals, they aim to
collect tissue samples from
vaquitas in order...
-
concern by the U.S.
Marine Mammal Commission.
There are
thought to be 12
vaquitas left in the world. the totoaba, now
virtually extinct, a steel-blue fish...
-
which is also (as of 2006) the most endangered, is the
vaquita, a
species of porpoise. Male
vaquitas grow to an
average of
around 135 cm (53 in); the females...
-
Phocoena Spectacled porpoise (P. dioptrica)
Harbour porpoise (P. phocoena)
Vaquita (P. sinus) Burmeister's
porpoise (P. spinipinnis)
Phocoenoides Dall's porpoise...
- The
vaquita, the world's most
endangered marine mammal, was
reduced to 30
individuals as of
February 2017. They are
often killed by
commercial fishing...
-
superfamily is the orca,
which can
reach 6 tons,
while the
smallest is the
vaquita. “The
Delphinoidea has a
diverse taxonomy, with over 35
mammalian taxa...
