Caleta Zorra
Bay in Chile
43°08′00″S 74°19′00″W / 43.133333°S 74.316667°W / -43.133333; -74.316667Caleta Zorra (meaning "Bay of foxes" in Spanish) is an enclosed, half-moon shaped inlet on the Pacific coast of Chiloé Island in Los Lagos region, southern Chile. Lying north of Punta Pabellion, it is located among Punta Zorra and Punta Barranco.[2] The nearest residential area is the township of Puerto Carmen.[3]
Environment
Areas surrounding the cove are rich natural environments. Whales such as blue whales and fin whale swim just off the bay.[4] Possibly, migrating coastal whales such as southern right whales and humpback whales occasionally appear and rest in the sheltered bay.
See also
- Chiloé National Park
- Alfaguara project
References
- ^ Bahía Fox, Región de Magallanes y Antártica Chilena, Chile on mindat.org, Retrieved on October 26th, 2021
- ^ ProStar Publications. 2004. Prostar Sailing Directions 2004 West Coast of South America Enroute. page=119. retrieved on 12-05-2014
- ^ http://www.mbendi.com/a_sndmsg/facility.asp?I=203709.retrieved[permanent dead link] on 12-05-2014
- ^ Barbara73339, 2011, ballena linque caleta agua la zorra 3ra region on YouTube, Retrieved on October 26th, 2021
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