Table 1: Description the Four Blue Whale (B. M. Brevicauda) Surface Events Filmed via Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) on 20-Feb-2017 in the South Taranaki Bight, New Zealand, Including Comparative Metrics of Speed, and Krill Patch Size and Response to Whale.

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Table 2: Comparison of Krill (Nyctiphanes Australis) Aggregation Depth in the South Taranaki Bight, New Zealand, Not Within 2 Km Radius of Blue Whale (B. M. Brevicauda) Sightings and Those Within 2 Km of Sightings.

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Figure 2: Body Kinematics, and Corresponding Still Images, During Blue Whale Surface Lunge Feeding Event Derived From Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Image Analysis.

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Figure S2: Example Images Extracted From UAS Video of Blue Whale Surface Lunge Feeding Event to Calculate Blue Whale Body Roll

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Figure 1: Blue Whale Survey Tracklines and Sighting Locations.

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Insight Into the Kinematics of Blue Whale Surface Foraging Through Drone Observations and Prey Data

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Table 1: Description the Four Blue Whale (B. M. Brevicauda) Surface Events Filmed via Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) on 20-Feb-2017 in the South Taranaki Bight, New Zealand, Including Comparative Metrics of Speed, and Krill Patch Size and Response to Whale.

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Table 2: Comparison of Krill (Nyctiphanes Australis) Aggregation Depth in the South Taranaki Bight, New Zealand, Not Within 2 Km Radius of Blue Whale (B. M. Brevicauda) Sightings and Those Within 2 Km of Sightings.

Figure 2: Body Kinematics, and Corresponding Still Images, During Blue Whale Surface Lunge Feeding Event Derived From Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Image Analysis.

Figure S2: Example Images Extracted From UAS Video of Blue Whale Surface Lunge Feeding Event to Calculate Blue Whale Body Roll

Blue Whale Vocalizations Recorded Around New Zealand: 1964–2013

Evidence for an Unrecognised Blue Whale Foraging Ground in New Zealand

Life-Size Model of a Blue Whale

Figure 1: Blue Whale Survey Tracklines and Sighting Locations.

Integration of Military Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Into the US National Airspace System: The Relationship Between UAS Accidents and Safety Concerns

Insight Into the Kinematics of Blue Whale Surface Foraging Through Drone Observations and Prey Data