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Space & Science
Sperm Whales Regulate Vertical Sleeping Buoyancy by Strategically Releasing Air Bubbles
The depths of the world’s oceans have long concealed the private lives of its largest inhabitants, but recent advancements in…
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Buoyancy Regulation and the Vertical Slumber of Sperm Whales Investigating the Biological Purpose of Underwater Bubble Release
Sperm whales (Physeter macrocephalus), the ocean’s largest toothed predators, have long captivated the scientific community with their complex social structures…
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Orca Whales in the Gulf of California Documented Using Unprecedented Hold-to-Ram Hunting Technique to Process Sunfish Prey
The apex predator of the world’s oceans, the orca (Orcinus orca), has once again demonstrated its remarkable cognitive and social…
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