The bar chart illustrates the proportion of seals, whales and dolphins recorded in the Gormez Straits between 2006 and 2018.
Overall, dolphins increased significantly at the end of the year, and it was the highest percentage compared with seals and whales, but at the beginning of the year dolphins demonstrated the smallest rate.
At the beginning of the period, seals went up significantly about 43%, while whales and dolphins were around 20%. In 2010, seals decreased sharply at 25% compared with whales, it was higher than seals approximately 47 percentage. Also, dolphins rose steadily just under 20%.
In 2014, dolphins climbed dramatically roughly 33%, whilst whales decreased around 20%, but seals was nearly one third. In contrast, dolphins reached a peak just over 50% in 2018, and seals considerably increased about 45%. The smallest percentage was whales approximately 38% at the end of the period.
