328552Ziphius cavirostrisLeast Concern (LC)<i>Ziphius cavirostris</i> G. Cuvier, 1823ChumchugagaiakChumchugagakhChumchugagakhchumchugaiakgoose-beaked whaleKigan-agaliuzokhbrZifio Cuviercsdelfín Cuvierůvcsvorvaňovec Cuvierůvcsvorvaňovec zobatýdaSmåhovedet hvalenCuvier's beaked whaleenCuvier’s whaleenGoose beaked whaleengoose-beaked whaleengoosebeak whaleesBallena de cuvieresballena picuda de CuvieresBallena-picuda de Couvieresballenato picudo de CuvieresziphioesZiphio de cuvieresZiphio o ballena de CuvieresZiphius cavirostrisfrbaleine frbaleine à bec de Cuvierfrbaleine bécune de CuvierfrZiphiusfrZiphius de Cuvierheזיפיוס חלול חרטוםisGáshnalluritzifiojaakabo kujirajaAkago-kujiajaKajipponlDolfijn van Cuviernlspitssnuitdolfijn van CuviernoGåsenebbhvalptbaleia bicuda de CuvierptBaleia-bicuda-de-cuvierruKiuverov kliuvorylruNastoiashchii kliuvorylruSrednii plavunruSrednii plevunruКлюворылsiHota al ThalmahaWatson, L. 1981. Sea Guide to Whales of the World. 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ACCOBAMS (February, 2009) <a href="http://www.accobams.org/2006.php/pages/show/46">http://www.accobams.org/2006.php/pages/show/46</a>69312716931271420519false1Ronald Nowak (2003) Walker's Marine Mammals of the World. Johns Hopkins University Press: Baltimore.73094717309472391405false1Very seldom seen at sea, almost everything known about Cuvier's beaked dolphin is based on studies of stranded animals (2) (5) (7). Consequently very little is known about the behaviour and ecology of this elusive species. Nonetheless, recent studies using digital tags are beginning to shed light on its extraordinary foraging habits. In particular, this species has been recorded diving to depths of nearly 1,900 metres, the deepest dives ever reported for any air-breathing mammal. Leaving the surface for up to 85 minutes at a time, the whales use echolocation to hunt prey in the lightless depths (6). Very little analysis has been undertaken on the stomach contents of this species, but deep sea-squid are thought to be the main source of food, with fish, and, to a lesser extent, crustaceans, also being taken (1) (2) (5).</p><p>Although often seen alone, groups of two to seven whales are most common (5) (7). Its inconspicuousness at sea is jointly attributed to its low, diffuse blow and its tendency to avoid vessels (2). The lifespan of Cuvier's beaked whale is thought to be at least 25 years (5).f030656fb4817a93ded085b3a2228bfe2609549WildscreenCopyright Wildscreen 2003-2008ARKiveCopyrightCopyright Wildscreen 2003-2008. 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