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Algae Toxins Found In Alaskan Marine Animals For First Time
Researchers recently discovered harmful algae toxins in Alaskan whales, walruses, sea lions, seals, porpoises and sea otters. Their findings represent a staggering northward expansion of such toxins, although (for what it is worth) they have not yet reached concentrations harmful to human health.
Latest Research Articles
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Starving Whales? 12 Sperm Whales Beached On Dutch and German Coasts
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Narwhal Nursery Discovered In Canada
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Humpback Whales Missing In Hawaii
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Arctic Warming Opens Waters To More Whales, Increasing Food Competition
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Beluga Whales Blow Bubbles To Express Mood
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Vessel Speed Creates Noise Pollution Disturbance For Killer Whales
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17,000 Marine Species Remain Unprotected In Natural Habitat
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Whale Fossil Shows How They Ditched Their Teeth
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Whale Skeleton Clean-Up Crew at Vancouver Museum
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Blue Whales Balance Breathing and Eating to Maintain Large Size
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Kelp Gulls: Are They Responsible for the Increase in Southern Right Whale Deaths?
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Narwhals Use Their Tusks as Sensors, Not Hunting Spears