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Surprise: Blue Whales Are Mostly 'Left-Handed' Surprise: Blue Whales Are Mostly 'Left-Handed' Watch Mysterious Blue Whale Behavior Likely Filmed for First Time Mysterious Blue Whale Behavior ...
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A Blue Whale’s Heart Beat Taken for the First Time Ever Stuns Scientists, It Can Survive on Just Two Beats per Minute
A Blue Whale’s Heart Beat Taken for the First Time Ever Stuns Scientists, It Can Survive on Just Two Beats per Minute Seven ...
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In A New Genome Sequencing Study, Scientists Discovered That Blue Whales In The Atlantic Ocean Are Mating With Other Species
Blue whales are the largest animals alive on Earth. The magnificent marine mammals are capable of reaching lengths of 110 feet and can weigh over 200 tons. According to National Geographic ...
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Scientists discover world's largest coral colony: Watch as divers explore its wonder
National Geographic scientists recently discovered ... The colony is bigger than a blue whale, the world's largest animal. Located 42 feet under water, the coral colony is visible from space ...
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Discovery: Gigantic sea creature visible from space
Even bigger than the blue whale. This discovery has just ... in an area nicknamed “Three Sisters”, a group of scientists from National Geographic came across the world's largest coral, three ...
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Beyond the Blue: Documentary highlights Abu Dhabi National Aquarium’s conservation efforts
The whale shark needed to be moved closer ... future conservationists of the planet,” he says. Beyond the Blue airs on National Geographic at 9pm GST today, 12am and 1pm tomorrow, and 2pm ...