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Found 85 results for baleen whale
Whale poop is vital to ocean's carbon cycle
22 April 2010
Protecting endangered baleen whales in the Southern Ocean could help restore its carbon storage capacity
The hole truth
4 March 2009
Early whales got the bends
8 May 2008
Several different whale fossils show signs of decompression syndrome – the finding could revise the evolutionary history of deep diving
Brainy whales get emotional
29 November 2006
Brain cells linked with intelligence and considered unique to the great apes have now been found in whales, so are they more like us than we thought?
The sharp-toothed past of filter-feeding whales
15 August 2006
Baleen whales are huge and harmless filter-feeders, but 25 million years ago a very different baleen specimen terrorised the seas off Australia
How whaling ban made life hard for hungry orcas
3 August 2005
It saved the whales, but the ban on commercial whaling may have inadvertently jeopardised the future of other sea mammals such as otters and seals
Commercial whaling suited killer whales
28 July 2005
The end of commercial whaling may have forced scavenging killer whales to turn on smaller prey, such as otters and seals, new research suggests
Lonely whale's song remains a mystery
10 December 2004
A single whale with a voice unlike any known species has been wandering the Pacific for the past 12 years, confounding experts
Lonely whale's song remains a mystery
8 December 2004
A single whale with a voice unlike any known species has been wandering the Pacific for the past 12 years, confounding experts
