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    A 40-foot humpback whale entangled in 75 lobster traps and their connecting ropes in the Bay of Fundy.© CWRT/IFAW

    How Whales Become Entangled

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    horse shoe crabs on a beach

    The humble animal who saves the most human lives

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    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

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    Emperor shrimps will often “hitch” a ride on nudibranch – the ceratosoma species is a favorite

    5 Symbiotic marine relationships

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    Humpback whale lunging through the water while feeding, surrounded by seabirds diving and circling above the surface.

    The uncomfortable truth behind the sharp rise in whale injuries

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    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

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    A rare underwater photograph showing a long, flowing ribbon of thick, white whale milk drifting through clear blue ocean water near the surface.

    How Whales Nurse Their Young- facts and fiction about whale milk

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