This line graph illustrates the quantity of whales sighted from the lighthouse on Springbay between 2009 and 2013. Overall, there was a significant increase in the number of whales in these five years.
From 2009 to 2013 the number of whales observed increased almost three times from around 40 to 110. The peak of occurrences happened in 2011 where whales were seen more than 100 times, and the year with less visualizations was 2010, when only 40 times in that year a whale could be seen.
After the peak in 2011 there was a slight decrease in the next year, going to around 90 times that a whale was seen and in 2013 this number increased again, going to 110 visualizations in that year.
Compared to 2009, when we had no more than 42 sighted whales, 2013 was the greatest year to see a whale from the lighthouse in Springbay in between these five years.
This line graph illustrates the quantity of
whales
sighted from the lighthouse on
Springbay
between 2009 and 2013.
Overall
, there was a significant increase in the number of
whales
in these five years.
From 2009 to 2013 the number of
whales
observed increased almost three
times
from around 40 to 110. The peak of occurrences happened in 2011 where
whales
were
seen
more than 100
times
, and the
year
with
less
visualizations was 2010, when
only
40
times
in that
year
a
whale
could be
seen
.
After the peak in 2011 there was a slight decrease in the
next
year
, going to around 90
times
that a
whale
was
seen
and in 2013 this number increased again, going to 110 visualizations in that year.
Compared to 2009, when we had no more than 42 sighted
whales
, 2013 was the greatest
year
to
see
a
whale
from the lighthouse in
Springbay
in between these five years.