Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Sperm-Whale-in-the-Azores-27MZIFJ8XHWSI.htmlConceptually similarSei Whale in the AzoresGP0STTKVCCompleted★★★★Sei Whale in the AzoresGP0STTKVFCompleted★★★★Sperm Whale in the AzoresGP0STTJLJCompleted★★★★Sperm Whale in the AzoresGP0STTJLKCompleted★★★★★★Sperm Whale in the AzoresGP0STTJLLCompleted★★★★Sperm Whale in the AzoresGP0STTJLMCompleted★★★★Sperm Whale in the AzoresGP0STTJLNCompleted★★★★Sperm Whale in the AzoresGP0STTJLOCompleted★★★★★Skulls of sperm whales. AzoresGP09S3Completed★★★★View AllGP0STTKUDSperm Whale in the AzoresSperm whale off the coast of the Azores. Greenpeace ship Esperanza is investigating the overfishing of sharks in the North Atlantic ocean on transit to the Azores.Locations:Azores-North Atlantic OceanDate:30 Jun, 2019Credit:© Kajsa Sjölander / GreenpeaceMaximum size:4803px X 3202pxKeywords:Day-Flukes-KWCI (GPI)-Nature-Oceans (campaign title)-Oceans (topography)-Outdoors-Sperm whales-WhalesShoot:Protect the Oceans Expedition - MY Esperanza in the North Atlantic (Pix by K. Sjölander)The Greenpeace ship Esperanza is in the North Atlantic documenting fishing vessels which, while known to be primarily catching swordfish, in fact collectively catch four times more sharks than swordfish. The Esperanza sails from the Arctic to the Antarctic during the "Protect the Oceans" tour, a year long expedition, undertaking ground-breaking research and investigations to campaign for a strong Global Ocean Treaty at the United Nations.