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 Jaap's
Marine Mammal Pages. Jaap van der Toorn. An excellent site for the
Cetaceans of the world. This site contains a list of the cetaceans of
the world includes pictures of some of them. This site uses frames, but
they can be disabled.
Zoom
Whales. Enchanted Learning Software. A great site on whales for younger
kids. Find out what a whale is, where they live, and what they eat. Find
out about the biggest whales and whale myths and legends. There are games
you can play and puzzles to solve. Recommended.
Whale Watcher
Expert System. Acquired Intelligence Inc. An expert system that enables
you to identify a whale species. You are asked to answered a series of
questions about the whale you have seen. On the basis of this information,
the whale is identified to species.
WhaleNet. Wheelock
College. A rather unusual collection of material on whales including research
reports and links to other whale sites on the web. The strongest aspect
of this site is possibly the teacher resources and lesson plans involving
whales and their biology and conservation. You will find little information
about specific types of whales.
David's
Whale and Dolphin Watch. A multitude of photographs of whales and
dolphins.
The Dolphin
Institute. Photographs and information about the Humpback Whale and
the Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin.
Texas Marine Mammal Stranding
Network. This site has a list of the Cetacea found in the Gulf of
Mexico with photographs and information about some of them.
Orca. Pictures and
information about killer whales. Stefan Jacobs.
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