
Photo by Amanda Cotton (2008)
Photo by Wolfgang Leander (2010)
She can be easily recognized by the pigmentation marks on her belly.
Back in 2008 she had been already hooked with light fishing gear. The small hook that was embedded in the left corner of her mouth didn't really do much damage to her. I tried to free her from the hook but couldn't get it out with my bare hands.
In March 2007 she was featured in National Geographic - she was a star then; she still is!!

Back in 2008 she had been already hooked with light fishing gear. The small hook that was embedded in the left corner of her mouth didn't really do much damage to her. I tried to free her from the hook but couldn't get it out with my bare hands.
In March 2007 she was featured in National Geographic - she was a star then; she still is!!

Photo by Brian Skerry (National Geographic)
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