The bar chart illustrates the numbers of seals, whales, and dolphins recorded in the Gormez straits from 2006 to 2018.
Overall, all mentioned sea animals experienced fluctuations in their numbers. Despite these fluctuations, seals consistently had maintained their number, while whales had the lowest. Dolphins had the lowest number but showed significant growth over the period.
In 2006, the number of dolphins was the lowest, at just above 10. It showed a sharp increase over time and surpassed whales in 2014, with a number over 30. By 2018, dolphins number had increased to over 50.
In 2006, the number of whales was over 20, but it fluctuated. After 2010, their number dramatically decreased to approximately 20. The number of whales steadily increased over time, reaching the lower 30s.
The number of seals was just above 40 in 2006. Their numbers showed a fluctuating increase over time and surpassed the number of dolphins in 2014, reaching above 30. By 2018, the number of whales had increased to the lower 50s.
