Declines in whales, fish, seabirds and animals disrupt Earth's nutrient cycle | University of Oxford
Whale dies with 100 kg ball of plastic trash in its stomach | CBC News
Fossilized four-legged whale once swam like an otter | Science News
Humpback whale watching in Hawaii: tips, picking a tour company
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Marineland sending 5 beluga whales to U.S. after aquarium overcomes legal challenges | CBC News
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HICEAS Hilite: Killer Whales in the Tropics | NOAA Fisheries
The evolution of whales from land to sea
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Clumps of blood vessels protect dolphin and whale brains during dives | Science News
When whales disappear, so does their ecosystem-sustaining poop | Science | AAAS
In the company of giants: diving with the blue whales of Sri Lanka - DIVE Magazine
Whales may have come from deerlike animal
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Whale carcass washes up on popular Nova Scotia beach | CBC News
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Marineland faces legal complaint about Kiska, 'the world's loneliest orca' | CBC News
Losing genes may have helped whale ancestors adapt to life underwater | Science News
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Exhibit shows how whales' ancestors left land behind
