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Whales Only recently Evolved into Giants when Changing Ice, oceans Concentrated Prey

By Ryan Lavery | Smithsonian Institute on May 24, 2017   At Sea, Featured, Science/Education  

Whales Only recently Evolved into Giants when Changing Ice, oceans Concentrated Prey

The blue whale, which uses baleen to filter its prey from ocean water and can reach lengths of over 100 feet, is the largest vertebrate animal that has ever lived. On the list of the planet’s most massive living creatures, the blue whale shares the top ranks with most other species of baleen whales alive […]

Sea Lions Remember Prey Hotspots to Maximize Hunting efficiency

By Christine Baier | NOAA on May 19, 2017   At Sea, Featured, Science/Education  

Sea Lions Remember Prey Hotspots to Maximize Hunting efficiency

When you forage for food, you need hunt no further than your corner restaurant. When a sea lion forages for food, it could exhaust its time and energy and leave its young to starve while searching the ocean with little chance of success—if it didn’t know where to look. NOAA Fisheries scientist Mike Sigler at […]

Saildrone Technology Tracks Pursuit of Pollock by Fur Seals

By Fishermen's News Online on Aug 26, 2016   Featured, Fishermen's News Online  

Saildrone Technology Tracks Pursuit of Pollock by Fur Seals

Fisheries researchers using Saildrones surveyed more than 1,700 miles within the fur seal foraging area of the Bering Sea this summer, measuring and locating walleye pollock that are the main food source for northern fur seals. The unmanned drones are giving the Alaska Fisheries Science Center new insight into foraging habits of female northern fur […]

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