Sentences with phrase «whale researcher»
«I would bet the farm that whaling will continue in the future much as it has, albeit with some flimsy window dressing to make it look like they're complying with the spirit of the ruling,» says whale researcher Phillip Clapham of the National Marine Mammal Laboratory.
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The study «opens up a whole new area of interest and possibilities,» says whale researcher Christopher Clark of Cornell University in Ithaca, New York.
When Monash University whale researcher Erich Fitzgerald first viewed the rock - encased fossil in 2001, he knew he'd come upon something utterly novel.
Top whale researchers are arguing that the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration should reexamine a major regulation designed to reduce collisions between ships and highly endangered North Atlantic right whales.
Orca (Killer) Whales Researchers from around the world have been coming to Vancouver Island to study the Orca (Killer) whales for a few decades making Orca whales here the best studied whales in the world.
The whale was identified as «Inukshuk» by both our onboard marine biologist Alison on the Kuluta and Jackie Hildering, Stubbs Island Educator and Humpback Whale Researcher, who was on the Lukwa.
«This technology opens up a lot of possibilities for whale researchers.
Whale researchers are studying the diminishing Orca population in Free Willy 3: The Rescue.
Witnessing the return of Humpback Whales to our area led Jackie to becoming a whale researcher and co-founding the Marine Education and Research Society.
Learn firsthand what it is like to be a whale researcher during this special offering with Pacific Whale Foundation's researchers and marine biologists.
Some whale researchers believe younger whales and first time mothers may lack the knowledge and experience to take the safer route along the coastline.
Levy — whose previous projects have included collaborating with a whale researcher in Iceland and recreating 20th century crystallization experiments — is currently working in the basement of the Horniman Museum in south London, where, for the very first time, marine biologists have successfully induced corals to spawn within a captive environment.