Fig. 2
From: A week in the life of a pygmy blue whale: migratory dive depth overlaps with large vessel drafts
The study site off the southwest coast of Australia displaying (a) the interpolated track of a pygmy blue whale tagged with a Whale Lander tag for 7.6Â days. From the deployment location (yellow star) the whale gradually moved north before turning south again just prior to the tag falling off the whale. Black dots indicate where the whale was considered to be in a transit state, and the red dots indicate ARS behavior. In addition, the location of feeding lunges completed by the whale (green squares) as determined by the accelerometer data is shown. Shipping activity in the area is also shown (b)