Its scientific name was eventually changed to "Globicephala melaena". However, this scientific name was changed later to ""Globicephala melaena"". Some pilot whales ("Globicephala melaena") may also occur in the area. Around 1000 long-finned pilot whales ("Globicephala melaena") are killed annually, mainly during the summer. Around 800 long-finned pilot whales ("Globicephala melaena") are caught each year, mainly during the summer.