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US Navy's Misinformation to Congress About LFAS
B. The disruption of fin and blue whales appeared to be more ... by the Navy's hired scientist, Dr. Christopher Clark indicates that blue whales decreased their vocalizations by about 50% and fin whales decreased by about 30% when the LFA sonar sound was on. ...
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Ocean Alliance - EDUCATION - Whale Education Kit
Fin and blue whales are examples of loud-voiced whales. They are larger baleen whales that are found in all oceans. While humpback, right, bowhead and gray whales ...
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Ocean Alliance - EDUCATION - Whale Education Kit
He is a world-renowned whale scientist, best known for his co-discovery that humpback whales sing songs and for his theory that the sounds of fin and blue whales can be heard across oceans. He has studied the behavior of whales since 1967. Dr. Payne is the Founder and ...
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Roger Payne and Lisa Harrow, Speakers, EcoSpeakers.com
He has studied the behavior of whales since 1967 and is founder and President of Ocean Alliance. He has led more than 100 ocean expeditions and ...
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Sable Island Whales & Dolphins
(Mysticeti) such as Fin and Humpback whales. Of the strandings reported from Sable Island, five species - Pygmy and Dwarf sperm whales, Sowerby's and Blainville's beaked whales, and Risso ... thumbnails for more information Nineteen Species of Whales & Dolphins found on Sable Island since 1970: Blue whale Balaenoptera musculus Fin whale Balaenoptera physalus Minke whale Balaenoptera ...
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Press Release: Global Warming - Svalbard’s Marine Mammals in a Warmer, Wetter, Wilder Arctic, By Kit M. Kovacs, Center for International Climate and Environmental Research - Oslo (CICERO), December 30, 2004
Bowhead whales depend on calanoid copepods and euphausiids for their food and changes in sea-ice conditions are likely ... Svalbard avoid ice-covered areas (pilot whales, sperm whales, white-beaked dolphins, killer whales, northern bottle-nosed whales, minke whales, fin whales, humpback whales and blue whales) and their distributions are predominantly determined by ...
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Blue whale watching in Mexico. Guaranteed encounters with whales on all Baja Jones trips.
Blue & Fin whales of Loreto Click here for dates Or email us Combination Blue whale and gray whale trips. The greatest possible whale watching! Click here for combo trip details including sample itineries Blue ... destination and the reason we can confidently set out to observe this, the most elusive of the large whales. Blue whales, Gray whales, Tigers, Elephants, Giant Panda Bears, Blue whales, Whale ...
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Whale watching in Mexico. Gray whales and blue whales all on the same trip
Keith Jones, ... blue whales: These whales were in the same general area and between dives we would spot another blue whale and then follow it. So we were probably observing 3 different blue whales ... blue whales: dive times 3 minutes, 4 minutes, 6 minutes 7 minutes & 5 minutes. 10:50 AM 2 blue whale adults plus mother and baby: Mother had white on dorsal fin ...
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To Icelanders, Whales Were a Godsend
Before the turn of the century, seven land stations were located in the Western Fjords concentrating on blue, fin, and humpback whales, while sei and sperm whales were taken in smaller numbers. As the stocks apparently became depleted, most of the stations moved to the East Coast where large whales ...
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Blue Whales, Phillip Colla Natural History Photography
The population of blue whales in the Southern Ocean was hunted especially hard. Blue whales. Blue whales. Blue whales. Blue whales. Blue whales. Blue whales. Two of the images above show blue ...
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