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North Pacific

FIBB-1BB200 – Residency

Fluke of FIBB-1BB200
FIBB-1BB200 Confirmed in the catalog @47501
Mar 12, 2020 · North Pacific

North Pacific · Mar 2020

93 m
Deepest dive
3:11
Longest dive
5
Dives
Sightings
1
Days between first and last sighting
Same day

Dive stats modelled within real depth limits — not measured

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SightingSeafloorSea tempDeepest dive (modelled)
Mar 12, 20202,940 m—93 m

Seafloor and sea temperature measured · ✳ dives modelled

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Deepest dive against the seafloor, per sighting

Seafloor · measured Deepest dive · modelled
Mar 12, 2020 — seafloor 2,940 m (measured), deepest dive 93 m (modelled)Mar 12

Depth runs down from the surface. The modelled dive never passes the measured seafloor at that sighting.

Dives

93 m
Deepest dive
3:11
Longest dive
5
Dives
55 m
Avg dive depth
1
Sightings
Same day
Days first → last

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Dive profile

modelled
05010093 mstartdive sequence (illustrative)

Depth shaped by the seafloor limit here (2,940 m) and the published dive-behaviour distribution. Modelled, not measured.

Deep Effort Score

Deep

Depth, duration and recovery resolved into a single number for this session.

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Place

Where this happened · Mar 12, 2020

measured
Seafloor depth
2,940 m
Sea-surface temperature
—
Distance from shore
54.0 km

Sources: GEBCO seafloor grid · PacIOOS coastline distance

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Source records

This activity is assembled from 1 catalogued encounter on Happywhale.

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