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Linda Chivell

Linda Chivell
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3 DIFFERENCES BETWEEN A FISH AND A WHALE YOU DID NOT...

Linda Chivell - June 24, 2015 0
he sperm whale has the largest teeth of any whale species. Sperm whales only have teeth on their lower jaw — their upper jaw has sockets for teeth to rest in – and their teeth can reach incredible lengths

Teeth or bristles

Linda Chivell - June 19, 2015 0
Whaling Station at Stony Point

Waaygat whaling station at Stony Point

Linda Chivell - June 13, 2015 0

Billions of Blue Jellyfish Wash Up on American Beaches during 2015

Linda Chivell - June 6, 2015 0
Kelvin-Helmholtz: Rare wave clouds amaze sky-watchers

Clouds that look like ocean waves. What is it?

Linda Chivell - June 3, 2015 0
Virga is rain that never touch the ground

Virga is rain that does not reach the ground

Linda Chivell - June 3, 2015 0

Abalone- mollusk we will soon only see on a postcard

Linda Chivell - June 1, 2015 0
African Oystercatchers with their chick

Cheerful and chirpy Oystercatchers

Linda Chivell - May 26, 2015 0
the outer covering of shark teeth is made up of fluoride, the active component of most toothpaste, so sharks should never get cavities or tooth decay.

Sharks have cavity-proof teeth

Linda Chivell - May 14, 2015 0
Dead whales provide a carbon footprint as a great white shark freast on the dead whale

Beached dead whales can alter the ocean’s carbon footprint

Linda Chivell - May 12, 2015 0
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