Cardigan Bay

noun

1. an inlet of St. George's Channel, on the W coast of Wales.

Cardigan Bay

noun

1. an inlet of St George's Channel, on the W coast of Wales

Example Sentences

She said as Cardigan Bay was shallow, being about 60m at its deepest, it meant the dolphins had no predators, such as orcas or sharks.

From BBC

Marine life-spotting trips leave from the pier and head into Cardigan Bay, which is home to about 200 dolphins, the only semi-resident population of bottlenose dolphins in Wales, and the largest in the UK.

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Its flagship project in New Quay monitors Cardigan Bay's 200 dolphins, the only semi-resident population of bottlenose dolphins in Wales, and the largest in the UK.

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In Cardigan Bay, bottle-nosed dolphin Tallie and her newborn Summer have been delighting wildlife spotters in recent days.

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A Royal Navy destroyer – HMS Duncan – and a landing ship – RFA Cardigan Bay – are already in the Eastern Mediterranean.

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