Risa
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Fluke of Amiga Confirmed in the catalog

Amiga @24652

Amiga is the 2017-2018 calf of CRC-11442. She is is known as a female from observation of the hemispherical lobe by captain Kate Cummings and she got this name due to her friendly behavior with boats. Also sighted as HW-MN0501956 and CRC-18977, originally identified as a separate individual after an apparent entanglement between November 2018 and July 2019 that scarred the fluke.

Monterey Bay · North Pacific

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66 Following 82 Followers
53
Sightings
9
Years
0
Crossings
Last 12 months 4 sightings
  1. N 2025-11: 2 sightings
  2. D 2025-12: 0 sightings
  3. J 2026-01: 0 sightings
  4. F 2026-02: 0 sightings
  5. M 2026-03: 0 sightings
  6. A 2026-04: 1 sighting
  7. M 2026-05: 0 sightings
  8. J 2026-06: 1 sighting
  9. J 2026-07: 0 sightings
  10. A 2026-08: 0 sightings
  11. S 2026-09: 0 sightings
  12. O 2026-10: 0 sightings

Activities

14 in Risa
Activity map — real sighting points on an OpenStreetMap basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors
 The Deep Shelf, Every Spring Apr 28 – Jun 29, 2026 · Monterey Bay · 2 sightings Deepest dive50 m Longest dive1:44
Activity map — real sighting points on an OpenStreetMap basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors
 Gulf of the Farallones · Nov 2025 Nov 1 – 2, 2025 · Gulf of the Farallones · 2 sightings Deepest dive38 m Longest dive1:55
Activity map — real sighting points on an OpenStreetMap basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors
 Monterey Bay · Jul 2025 Jul 29, 2025 · Monterey Bay · 1 sighting Deepest dive46 m Longest dive2:45
Activity map — real sighting points on an OpenStreetMap basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors
 Gulf of the Farallones · Aug 2024 Aug 24 – 29, 2024 · Gulf of the Farallones · 2 sightings Deepest dive44 m Longest dive2:06
Activity map — real sighting points on an OpenStreetMap basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors
 Gulf of California · Mar 2024 Mar 24, 2024 · Gulf of California · 1 sighting Deepest dive22 m Longest dive1:14
Activity map — real sighting points on an OpenStreetMap basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors
 Monterey Bay · Oct – Nov 2023 Oct 3 – Nov 1, 2023 · Monterey Bay · 4 sightings Deepest dive183 m Longest dive6:40
Activity map — real sighting points on an OpenStreetMap basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors
 Monterey Bay · Apr – May 2023 Apr 4 – May 25, 2023 · Monterey Bay · 3 sightings Deepest dive112 m Longest dive4:03
Activity map — real sighting points on an OpenStreetMap basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors
 Monterey Bay · Oct 2022 Oct 24, 2022 · Monterey Bay · 1 sighting Deepest dive216 m Longest dive6:15
Activity map — real sighting points on an OpenStreetMap basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors
 Monterey Bay · Jul – Oct 2021 Jul 29 – Oct 31, 2021 · Monterey Bay · 10 sightings Deepest dive86 m Longest dive3:28
Activity map — real sighting points on an OpenStreetMap basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors
 Monterey Bay · Mar – Apr 2021 Mar 26 – Apr 26, 2021 · Monterey Bay · 7 sightings Deepest dive79 m Longest dive3:18
Activity map — real sighting points on an OpenStreetMap basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors
 Monterey Bay · Dec 2020 Dec 18 – 20, 2020 · Monterey Bay · 3 sightings Deepest dive95 m Longest dive3:59
Activity map — real sighting points on an OpenStreetMap basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors
 North Pacific · Jun 2020 Jun 29, 2020 · North Pacific · 1 sighting Deepest dive10 m Longest dive0:55
Activity map — real sighting points on an OpenStreetMap basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors
 Monterey Bay · Jul – Oct 2019 Jul 31 – Oct 18, 2019 · Monterey Bay · 4 sightings Deepest dive27 m Longest dive1:34
Activity map — real sighting points on an OpenStreetMap basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors
 Monterey Bay · Nov 2018 Nov 7, 2018 · Monterey Bay · 1 sighting Deepest dive— Longest dive—

✳ Dive stats modelled, not measured

Sighting records from Happywhale, published as occurrence data via GBIF. Individual records are licensed CC0 1.0, CC BY 4.0 or CC BY-NC 4.0, depending on the contributor.

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