Ocean Predator Ecology Lab at the School of Ocean and Earth Science, University of Southampton. PI: @ryan_reisinger https://xitter.cf/t.co/jCnv6poDY9
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ALT Colourful map showing humpback whale migration routes across the South Atlantic Ocean, with tracking lines connecting South America and Africa.
ALT Associate Professor Ryan Reisinger, in a black puffer jacket and maroon beanie, stands on a boat with icy mountains and ocean in the background.
ALT Details of the next Movement Ecology SIG meeting set over a photograph of a park with trees in the sunshine. The text reads: "Movement Ecology annual meeting 11-12 September 2024, Southampton. The British Ecological Society Movement Ecology Special Interest Group. University of Southampton, England, UK. Organisers: Ryan Reisinger, David Sims, Jorn Cheney."
ALT The research team approaches the research vessel-Hans Hansson-after a day out on the small boat, following fin whales. Photo: Ryan Reisinger.
ALT Antarctic krill caught during net tows to understand the sizes of individual krill that make up the krill swarms observed using an echosounder aboard the boat. Photo: Ryan Reisinger.
ALT A fin whale surfaces in front of an iceberg in King George Bay, South Shetland Islands, Antarctica. Photo: Ryan Reisinger
ALT Southampton PhD student Amy Feakes prepares a hydrophone – an underwater sound recorder – that she will leave at Elephant Island for a week to record fin whale calls. Photo: Ryan Reisinger