Animals
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Scientists Amazed After Discovering New Species of Beaked Whale in New Zealand
A new species with striking beak feature that has evolved significantly over the past 500,000 years has been discovered by international scientists. Their findings show that the sea creature is not another other beaked whale of the Northern or Southern Hemisphere.
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