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Nika, el calderón tropical 

A short documentary in which Felipe Ravina, documentary filmmaker, science communicator, and marine science graduate, forges a connection with a tropical pilot whale named Nika on the island of Tenerife (Canary Islands). This unusual connection with the animal increases his concern for the current state of the island and its biodiversity. It is a cry to the heavens for the protection, conservation, and defense of the natural spaces and fauna of this outermost region, home to the largest population of tropical pilot whales in the world.
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A short documentary in which Felipe Ravina, documentary filmmaker, science communicator, and marine science graduate, forges a connection with a tropical pilot whale named Nika on the island of Tenerife (Canary Islands). This unusual connection with the animal increases his concern for the current state of the island and its biodiversity. It is a cry to the heavens for the protection, conservation, and defense of the natural spaces and fauna of this outermost region, home to the largest population of tropical pilot whales in the world.

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