Esqueleto Ballena — Museo in La Oliva

Reseñas de Esqueleto Ballena

• Nicole

  Adicional 2016.09.10

  Cuvier’s Beaked Whale (Ziphius cavirostris) or Zifio de Cuvier in Spanish. El Cotillo.
• Violeta

  Adicional 2016.07.11

  The skeleton of this Cuvier’s Beaked Whale (Ziphius cavirostris) or Zifio de Cuvier in Spanish forms part of a great free-for-all open-air museum initiative by the Fuerteventura Local Government (Cabildo de Fuerteventura) that aims to exhibit unique whale skeleton all over the island on the so called "Cetacean Pathway" or Senda de los Cetaceos in Spanish.
• Regina

  Adicional 2015.12.11

  About the Cetacean Pathway or Senda de los Cetáceos in Spanish.
• Paula

  Adicional 2015.08.18

  All the skeletons are part of the free-for-all open-air museum initiative by the Fuerteventura Local Government.
• Jeronimo

  Adicional 2015.05.25

  I believe There is a skeleton of a Pilot Whale on the Isla de los Lobos off El Corralejo.
• Ana

  Adicional 2015.03.14

  Se trata de un Zifio de Cuvier y pertenece a la Senda de los Cetáceos que hay en otras localidades de la isla.
• Nicolas

  Adicional 2015.02.25

  Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) or Cachalote in Spanish, Faro de Morro Jable.
• Malena

  Adicional 2015.02.10

  I have compiled (November 2017) the whole list of skeletons and where to find them below if you were so adventurous as to wanting to see them all.
• Ivanna

  Adicional 2014.11.30

  They are ordered with Puerto Rosario as starting point driving down on the Easter coast of the island to come up on the Western side.
• Delfina

  Adicional 2014.11.11

  A great excuse to travel all over the island ticking them off your list admiring the professionally cleaned and articulated skeletons on the different coastal spots of this gorgeous island.
• Leonardo

  Adicional 2013.11.18

  Fin Whale (Balaenoptera physalus) Rorcual común in Spanish. Las Salinas del Carmen, Antigua.
• Leonardo

  Adicional 2013.10.14

  Cuvier’s Beaked Whale (Ziphius cavirostris) or Zifio de Cuvier in Spanish. Gran Tarajal.
• Mariana

  Adicional 2013.06.19

  Interesting skeleton
• Laura

  Adicional 2013.06.06

  Bryde's Whale (Balaenoptera brydei) or Rorcual Tropical in Spanish. Puerto Rosario.