Sentences with phrase «do sperm whales»
Q: Where in the gulf do sperm whales like to hang out?
http://www.sciencemag.org/ Not exact matches
Actually, almost everything about sperm whale anatomy is mysterious, because it is difficult to map body parts that are far bigger than the anatomist doing the mapping.
Instead of submerging the 45 - ton carcass in the ocean, where tidal movements and sea creatures could clean the bones — as was done with the blue whale — the museum's restoration team buried the sperm whale for three months in a 60 - ton layer cake of hay mixed with bacteria - rich horse and elephant manure, procured from local farmers and an obliging zoo.
B.M.: We did 5 years of work here from 2001 to 2005 and tagged 57 sperm whales.
Q: How do you tag a sperm whale?
If it did, elephants and sperm whales would win all the spelling bees.
Viewing the Sperm Whales with Whalewatch Kaikoura should be top of your to - do list.
Once the campaign is completed, there is also an extra five «challenge mode» missions for you to complete and attack the leaderboards, (which do say Steam ID next to your name instead of Gamertag,) as well as a free flight mode for testing any of the thirty or so aircraft (and to go sperm whale and dolphin hunting, seriously.)
Because who cares if I discover a flying sperm whale and name it Troil - Sharks if my friends or somebody I don't know who is also playing this game a half a world away can't see them for themselves too.
A nice post on The Times blog Green explores this division, noting that it is even reflected in the nature of the scientific research Japan says it's been doing with the hundreds of minke, sperm, fin and other whales its fleet has harpooned and slaughtered in recent years.
They did their job well but the sperm whales still died hard.
If they ran a simulated bombing run from the Iraq war, to test the system, and it came back stating that the bombs didn't explode per se but instead became a pot of petunias and a large sperm whale on their way to the ground... I don't think they would use this model to predict outcomes of future bombing runs... do you?
Documents obtained by Greenpeace show that NOAA's press release on a dead sperm whale didn't tell the full story.