Migaloo ("whitefella" in some Aboriginal languages) is an all-white humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) that was first sighted on the 28 June 1991...
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Humpback whale (section Migaloo)
exclusion zone around him. Migaloo was last seen in June 2020 along the coast of Port Macquarie NSW in Australia. Migaloo has several physical characteristics...
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sightings reported of a white humpback whale near Australia, nicknamed Migaloo. In 2012, a white humpback, nicknamed Willow the White Whale, was filmed...
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Sea Shepherd Conservation Society operations (redirect from Operation Migaloo)
Edge of the World. The 2007–08 Antarctic campaign was named Operation Migaloo, after the only known albino humpback in the world. This campaign was the...
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in Another World Great White Whale, a 2008 album by Secret and Whisper Migaloo, a white humpback whale that frequents the Australian coastline Essex (1799...
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of the ship. Steve Irwin has also participated in "Operation Migaloo" (named after Migaloo, the albino humpback whale) that started in November 2007, and...
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Whale watching in Australia (section Migaloo)
true albino, receives special attention due to its all-white appearance. Migaloo (whose name means "white fella" in multiple Aboriginal languages) was first...
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metres (935 ft) with capacity to stay underwater for several weeks (e.g. Migaloo submarine yacht). Those personal submarines which are available for sale...
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George and Gracie from Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Humphrey the Whale Migaloo The Montreal whale Mister Splashy Pants Tay Whale Bonnet, Crossbeak, and...
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covered with a fungus, such as Lacazia loboi. Famous albino mammals include Migaloo, a humpback whale living off the coast of Australia; Pinky, a bottlenose...
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Mansfield, L., Lowe, J., and Peterson, O. (2023). Sighting records of “Migaloo” the white humpback whale provide evidence of Australian site fidelity...
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shot by the Japanese crew or coast guard personnel during the Operation Migaloo anti-whaling campaign in the Southern Ocean. The incident is documented...
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popularity of the albino whale Migaloo (first sighted in 1991), there are particularly strict rules relating to approaching Migaloo or any seemingly white whale...
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"gubba mates". Other words for white people are balanda (see above), migaloo, and wadjela. The name of the town of Coober Pedy is thought to derive...
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single two-hour episode The 2007–08 Antarctic campaign was named Operation Migaloo, after the only known albino humpback in the world. This campaign was the...
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11 April 2007. MigalooWhale.org, Pacific Whale Foundation; Maui, Hawaii, USA, 2007; accessed 11 April 2007. "Stormy seas for Migaloo and friends"; Darby...
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recent wildfires and the lair of a dingo pack, led by the white dingo Migaloo. Migaloo's son, Miro, is the same age as Mala and is still learning to hunt....
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20 October 2016. Retrieved 2017-01-13. "Sea Shepherd Launches Operation Migaloo". Whales On The Net. 2007. Marine conservation activism Whaling Whaling...
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turtles and dugongs can be observed around Bedarra Island and recently Migaloo, the white humped back whale, was spotted from a lookout engaged in its...
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continents. After the separation of land masses, a white humpback whale "Migaloo" was shown swimming across the oceans and diving into the land of Australia...
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