A Bottlenose Whale Swam 14 Kilometers Up the Thames to Central London
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A Bottlenose Whale Swam 14 Kilometers Up the Thames to Central London
This episode recounts the extraordinary appearance of a northern bottlenose whale in the River Thames in January 2006. It explores the circumstances that led this deep-ocean creature to navigate so far inland and the unprecedented situation it created for Londoners and marine biologists alike.
Event: Whale in the Thames
Date: January 20, 2006
Species: Northern bottlenose whale (Hyperoodon ampullatus)
Location: Albert Bridge, Central London
Distance from Thames Barrier: 14 kilometers upstream
- On January 20, 2006, a northern bottlenose whale, a species native to the deep North Atlantic, appeared near Albert Bridge in central London.
- The whale had not eaten in days and was heading further upstream, past iconic London landmarks.
- Her species had not been recorded in the Thames since 1913, making this event a rare anomaly.
- Northern bottlenose whales are built for depth, diving over 1,400 meters and hunting squid in permanent darkness.
- Scientists later concluded that the whale had crossed the Thames Barrier around January 19, making a fundamental navigational error.
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