Janette Speyer Protecting whales from the noise people make in the ocean BBC News - Chris BaraniukThere is a rising din in the oceans - and whales are having to struggle to compete with it. "They're spending more time or energy trying to communicate… by essentially screaming at each other - what we
Janette Speyer Rare blue whales spotted 130 miles east of Connecticut ctpost.com - Jordan Fenster Blue whales have been spotted in the Atlantic Ocean east of the Connecticut shoreline. This month, researchers from the New England Aquarium surveyed …
Janette Speyer Whale cams track swimming efficiency of ocean giants phys.org - Liza Lester The relatively squat and gangly humpback whale moves more efficiently through the water than its sleeker, larger cousin, the blue whale, according to …
Janette Speyer Patricia Randolph's Madravenspeak: How saving whales can mitigate climate disaster madison.com - Patricia Randolph | state columnist “When it comes to saving the planet, one whale is worth thousands of trees.” — Nature’s Solution to Climate Change Paul Watson, co-founder of …
Janette Speyer Fed and state agencies team up to save right whales enterprisenews.com - Emily Clark More needs to be done, so federal and state agencies are mobilizing. PLYMOUTH – More needs to be done, so federal and state agencies are …
Janette SpeyerMatt Harvey Google AI network learning to recognize orcas by their calls | CBC News CBC News - CBC News · Engineers at Google have been working on an artificial-intelligence model aimed at helping orcas in the Salish Sea. The project began after the U.S. …
Janette Speyer A Whale Tail: Overcoming Fear to Swim with Humpback Whales petapixel.com - John Granata It’s 2019, I’m 80 miles away from land in the Atlantic Ocean, and I just have to laugh. I just got out of the water and noticed that my camera …
Janette Speyer Why Scientists Are Counting Whales from Space Popular Mechanics - By Jennifer LemanHey, those blubber blobs aren’t just going to count themselves. Scientists from the New England Aquarium and the Massachusetts-based engineering firm Draper are teaming up to save the whales. The researchers
Janette Speyer Grandmother killer whales 'babysit' children to help them survive The Telegraph - By Eleanor SlyGrandmother killer whales help their grandchildren survive by ‘babysitting’, a study has found, in the first proof of such behaviour outside the human race. Elder female orcas look after the offspring
Janette SpeyerWhales Offshore Wind May Help The Planet — But Will It Hurt Whales? | WAMU wamu.org New York has awarded two contracts for large offshore wind farms, with more anticipated. Researchers are surveying whales in the area to craft …
Janette Speyer Dead Whale, 220 Pounds of Debris Inside, Is a ‘Grim Reminder’ of Ocean Trash The New York Times - Johnny DiazA dead sperm whale that washed up on a Scottish beach had more than 220 pounds of tangled netting, rope, plastic and other debris inside its stomach, according to a local whale research group. The 10-year-old
Janette Speyer What’s It Like To Be Sri Lanka’s First Whale Biologist? Forbes - Andrew WightSri Lanka is an island nation with more than 8000 square miles of territorial waters, home to 29 documented species of marine mammals, including five large whale species – but until Asha de Vos came along,
Janette Speyer A Blue Whale Had His Heartbeat Taken for the First Time Ever — And Scientists Are Shocked Live Science - Brandon Specktor When the largest animals on Earth grab a snack, their hearts skip a beat — or sometimes 30. That's what a team of marine biologists found after …
Janette SpeyerMarine Mammals Researchers Have Identified How Naval Sonar Is Killing And Beaching Whales - Sea Voice News seavoicenews.com - by Alex Larson We have known for a long time that naval sonar has devastating effects on marine life but just exactly how it leads to sickness and death was a …
Janette Speyer Archaeologists Unearth Hollowed-Out Whale Vertebra Containing Human Jawbone, Remains of Newborn Lambs smithsonianmag.com - Jason Daley When archaeologists excavated a Scottish Iron Age site called the Cairns in 2016, they discovered a hollowed-out whale vertebra filled with a trio of …
Janette Speyer After Menopause, Killer Whale Moms Become Pod Leaders smithsonianmag.com - Ben Mirin As one of only a handful of animals on the planet to live many years after menopause, killer whales have just provided new insight into the benefits …
Janette Speyer Humpback whales recorded using huge fins to forage The Guardian - Ian Sample Science editorHumpback whales have been captured on film herding shoals of fish into their cavernous mouths with their oversized pectoral fins. Marine biologists recorded the extraordinary feeding behaviour for the
Janette Speyer Photographer Shares Majestic Deep Dives with Big Beautiful Whales My Modern Met - Jessica StewartAustralian photographer Jasmine Carey is passionate about marine life. She spends much of her time underwater focusing on the incredible beauty of whales. Her underwater photography gives a dynamic and
Janette SpeyerHumpback Whales Humpback whales blow bubbles to trap their prey | Reuters Video Reuters - Reuters Editorial How a care home embraces tech to beat lockdown blues 'World's first female jet suit pilot' hopes to inspire other women Quantum Mind: With great power comes a greater cyber threat
Janette Speyer How Drones Are Helping Scientists Figure Out Whales’ Weight smithsonianmag.com - Brigit Katz Weighing a wild baleen whale is no easy feat. For one, hulking marine mammals represent the largest animals on the planet, and their aquatic …
Janette Speyer Whale populations in New York Harbor are booming—here's why National Geographic - Curious Baby Humpback Whale 'Dances' With Mom and DiversA few cetaceans appeared in 2011, but now they're in the hundreds, surprising scientists and tourists alike. “There’s a spout!” naturalist Celia Ackerman calls excitedly to the captain. “Behind the green
Janette Speyer A whale washed ashore in Maryland and citizens attempted to push it back into the water CNN - By Amanda Jackson, CNN(CNN) — A young whale stranded early Sunday morning on the shore of Ocean City, Maryland, has died, the state Department of Natural Resources said. The sperm whale was about 15 feet long and had been when
Janette SpeyerWhales In the press - Whale songs are getting deeper France 24 - Solange MOUGININ THE PAPERS - Monday 09.09.19: We take a look at the very different ways British papers are covering the latest in the Brexit saga. We also discuss the plight of a Moroccan journalist, who's appearing
Janette SpeyerWhales Whales Are Plotting Something Jezebel - Emily Alford For time immemorial, human beings have demonstrated a persistent inability to simply leave whales the fuck alone—whether it’s Jonah claiming …
Janette Speyer Why Japan stopped some of its controversial whale hunts National Geographic - Dina Fine MaronThe global wildlife trade treaty is being put to the test in Japan and other countries. It was October of 2018, and if Japan didn’t stop slaughtering sei whales plying the waters of the North Pacific come
Janette Speyer In the Santa Barbara Channel, an underwater sound system tries to keep whales and ships apart Los Angeles Times - Leila MillerThe taut rope that was lowering an underwater listening station to the ocean’s floor collapsed on the tug boat’s deck with a slap, signaling to the crew on board that their mission was complete. They successfully
Janette Speyer Washington Wheat Farmers Could Be Toast If Dams Are Removed To Help Hungry Orcas NPR - Eilis O'NeillThe southern resident killer whales that live off the coast of Washington state are hungry, because there are fewer and fewer of the salmon they depend on. To help them, the state is looking at removing
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