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Sun Awareness Week at Sea Watch
May 06, 2019
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Over the next 7 days the British Association of Dermatologists (BAD) is running a nationwide campaign to raise awareness about skin cancer and its prevention. Being in the UK it’s easy to forget that steps still need to be taken to keep skin protected year-round, not only by applying
Read MoreBlue whale taken in Icelandic whale fishery
Jul 13, 2018
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On Saturday 7th July, the Hvalur hf. Whaling company, having taken 21 fin whales already this season in Iceland, landed a whale that several of us have identified as a blue whale, a species which has been globally protected since 1966. It was brought in to the whaling station at Hvalf
Read MoreThe distribution and migratory-scale movement patterns of the blue whale, Balaenoptera musculus, and how they could be affected by climate change in the future.
Nov 30, 2017
Josella Hunt ~ Biosciences Department, Wallace Building, Swansea University, SA2 8PP Abstract Migration is an intrinsic aspect of the life history of many baleen whale species. It is assumed that they occupy high latitudes during the summer months to exploit prey aggregations crea
Read MoreTHE GIANT OF THE OCEANS’ CALL
With a blue whale taking centre stage at the Natural History Museum, what do we actually know about the largest animal on Earth? The actual skeleton now on display is just over 25m long and weighs approximately three tonnes. It is also believed that the animal was between 10 and 15 ye
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