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Up-Close Photos of Whale Eyes and Other Intimate Images by a Photographer Living at Sea
In 2016, photographer Rachel Moore left city life behind to embark on a voyage that would let her live on the high seas. Life aboard the Agápē Nui has brought her closer to the ocean and the creatures that inhabit it.
“Things I’m Thankful For“ by | Chun Chau
The Worst Hunt in History | The Present Past
For all of Recorded History People Have Hunted Whales. Then One Song Made it Stop. How Did it Happen?
Macropredatory Sperm Whales - by Pete Buchholz | Earth Archives - Fossils and Evolution |
Though living sperm whales focus on squid, 10MYA fossils from Peru show that ancient sperm whales were top predators. Eating primarily marine mammals, filling niches once occupied by mosasaurs, currently filled by orcas.
White Fossil Was 'Moby Dick' of the Ancient Sea - by By Jane O'Brien | BBC.COM - News - Science | 9th/12/2015
Sei Whale Balaenoptera Borealis
Dream Escape - by Yuumei
When the Night Comes, I Float into My Dreams. And Suddenly the World is Beautiful & Everything Feels Like it Will be Alright.
Monkey, Dolphin Among 1,00's of New Species Found in Amazon | CBC News - Science | 2nd/09/2017
381 new species found over 24 months
381 New Species Discovered in the Amazon – Some Threatened - by Leticia Fuentes | 30th/08/2017
Study carried out by the NGO WWF catalogued 163 new vertebrates, 216 plants and two fossil specimens
No Flippant Matter: The Re-Invention of the Flipper & Why Ceatacean Flippers Are Unique - by Moyna K. Müller. | Blog Reel, User Stories
Seeing the Ocean With A Buzzing Nose - by Carl Zimmer | National Geographic - SCIENCE - THE LOOM | 12th/03/2014
