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Meanings of bottlenose whale in English

Portuguese
botinhoso

Northern Atlantic beaked whale with a bulbous forehead.

botinhoso
Synonyms
Examples for "bottlenose"
Examples for "bottlenose"
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He said southern bottlenose whales were not normally found in shallow waters.
Radio NZ
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Soon, the bottlenose dolphin die-off may be given the same designation.
Wired
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A large bottlenose whale was stranded and died yesterday on the Dingle peninsula.
The Irish Times
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There has been a baby boom of bottlenose dolphins along the Ceredigion coast.
BBC
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His weak chin and prominent nose made me think of a bottlenose dolphin.
Flash and Bones
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Fears were growing for the 15 foot long northern bottle-nosed whale, as experts believe it may become stranded when the tide changes this evening.
The Irish Times
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There are growing fears this evening for the health of a 18-foot northern bottle-nosed whale which has been stranded in the River Thames since yesterday.
The Irish Times
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At least 17 of the long-finned bottle-nosed whales died when they were washed ashore at Aughacasla Strand near Tralee.
The Irish Times
4
But I have a very distinct recollection that the whales were not all Killers, and that some, at any rate, were Bottle-nosed whales.
The Worst Journey in the World / Antarctic 1910-1913
Usage of bottlenose whale in English
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A large bottlenose whale was stranded and died yesterday on the Dingle peninsula.
The Irish Times
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When the northern bottlenose whale took a wrong turning that February day from the sea to the river, its fate was sealed.
The Guardian
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He said southern bottlenose whales were not normally found in shallow waters.
Radio NZ
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Yesterday 17 long-finned bottlenose whales died after they were washed ashore at Aughacasla Strand near Tralee.
The Irish Times
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The group said it had been providing palliative care to the bottlenose whales, which were beached at Rossnowlagh on Wednesday.
The Irish Times
Translations for bottlenose whale
Portuguese
botinhoso