The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 193, Issue 3National Geographic Society., 1998 - Geography |
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... whales . Sanctuary staff work with the area's lucrative whale- watching industry and others to protect marine life . But large vessels , which must cross sanctuary waters to reach Boston , still pose a threat to migrating whales . N.H. ...
... whales . Sanctuary staff work with the area's lucrative whale- watching industry and others to protect marine life . But large vessels , which must cross sanctuary waters to reach Boston , still pose a threat to migrating whales . N.H. ...
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... whales , northern right whales are the most endangered . Experts think fewer than 350 remain on earth . Because the animals swim slowly , skimming swarms of tiny crustaceans from the surface , they are espe- cially prone to collisions ...
... whales , northern right whales are the most endangered . Experts think fewer than 350 remain on earth . Because the animals swim slowly , skimming swarms of tiny crustaceans from the surface , they are espe- cially prone to collisions ...
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... whale . Scientists have found squid beaks in the stomachs of sperm whales and circular scars on whale skins from desperate struggles . The BOB CRANSTON National Geographic Special " Sea Monsters : Search for the Giant Squid " explores ...
... whale . Scientists have found squid beaks in the stomachs of sperm whales and circular scars on whale skins from desperate struggles . The BOB CRANSTON National Geographic Special " Sea Monsters : Search for the Giant Squid " explores ...
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Naples Unabashed A city schooled in passion chaos and | 32 |
The Rise of Life on Earth Microscopic lifeforms | 54 |
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