Animals
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Fiber-Optic Cables Can Become Effective in Whales Real-Time Tracking And Recording, Report Shows
The latest research showed that fiber-optic cables could effectively monitor the whales in parts of the Arctic, which could help track the whale population in the area for conservation and protection. Read here.
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