Delphinus delphis - Common dolphin
The common dolphin population inhabits the southern region of the coastline. They are mainly observed in the coastal waters off Ashdod and Ashkelon, at water depths of 15-30 meters. Data collection started in 2016 when the group included up to 37 mature individuals, though since 2020 only the same 15 adults have been observed. Overall, 64 individuals have been documented. According to the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species the Mediterranean population is listed as “Endangered.”
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First seen: 2016, last seen: 2021
20
First seen: 2016, last seen: 2021
Rafkaia
First seen: 2016, last seen: 2021, sex: female
Rafkaia
First seen: 2016, last seen: 2021, sex: female
Second calf Rafkaia
First seen: 2020, last seen: 2021, sex: female
Second calf Rafkaia
First seen: 2020, last seen: 2021, sex: female
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First seen: 2016, last seen: 2020
27
First seen: 2016, last seen: 2020
Second calf Sun
First seen: 2020, last seen: 2021
Second calf Sun
First seen: 2020, last seen: 2021
Sun
First seen: 2020, last seen: 2021, sex: female
Sun
First seen: 2020, last seen: 2021, sex: female
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First seen: 2016, last seen: 2021
32
First seen: 2016, last seen: 2021
Lavian
First seen: 2016, last seen: 2021
Lavian
First seen: 2016, last seen: 2021
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First seen: 2016, last seen: 2021
34
First seen: 2016, last seen: 2021
35
First seen: 2011, last seen: 2021, sex: female
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First seen: 2011, last seen: 2021, sex: female
Refaela
First seen: 2016, last seen: 2021, sex: female
Refaela
First seen: 2016, last seen: 2021, sex: female
Calf Refaela
First seen: 2019, last seen: 2021
Calf Refaela
First seen: 2019, last seen: 2021
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First seen: 2019, last seen: 2020, Refaela's calf
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First seen: 2019, last seen: 2020, Refaela's calf
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First seen: 2019, last seen: 2021, third calf 35
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First seen: 2019, last seen: 2021, third calf 35