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Rising toxins found in bowhead whales harvested for subsistence use by Alaska Natives on the North Slope show that ocean ...
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The Cool Down on MSNScientists raise red flags after observing concerning new whale behavior: 'We're seeing conditions that suggest a continuation'According to KNKX, scientists are alarmed by the rising number of gray whale strandings along the Pacific West Coast. So ...
Analysis of bowhead whale poop shows that more toxins from typically warm-water toxic algae species are entering Arctic food ...
Harmful algae blooms have been rapidly producing in a place previously too cold to host the toxin: the Arctic.
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The Cool Down on MSNScientists make worrying discovery after studying killer whale behavior: 'Such shifts highlight potential implications'Researchers examining 20 years of data on orca sightings have discovered a worrying trend linked to the receding ice, ...
Rising toxins found in bowhead whales, harvested for subsistence purposes by Alaska Native communities, reveal that ocean ...
A marine biologist captured video of the moment a bowhead whale cracked through a layer of ice in West Greenland to take a ...
Researchers have measured toxins in scat samples from 205 bowhead whales from the Beaufort Sea, collected over 19 years, and ...
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The Weather Network on MSNWatch thousands of beluga whales embark on their annual migration liveThe annual migration of more than 57,000 beluga whales is about to start - and you can watch it on the Beluga Whale Live Cam.
The most recent data from NOAA shows a major decline in gray whale populations compared to a year ago. Here's what to know.
Federal officials are reporting the lowest numbers of gray whales counted since the 1970s. More than 20 have died in S.F. Bay ...
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