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Breaking News Tue, 14 Feb 2012
A Killer whale with a tall, sharply pointed dorsal fin. Its saddle and eye patches are dark grey. The last known AT1 pod offspring, AT3, swimming in Resurrection Bay.
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 BBC News 
'Killer whale' sighted off Norfolk coast at Sheringham
Tue 14 Feb 2012
Reports that a killer whale has been sighted off the Norfolk coast have been described as "highly reliable" by an expert on mammals. County mammal reoorder Dr David Leech said claims of a whale... (photo: Creative Commons / Andrew Blazejewski)
Pilot whales surface off the coast of Kona, Hawaii, with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration ship Oscar Elton Sette in the background.
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 BBC News 
Whales 'stressed by ocean noise'
Wed 8 Feb 2012
Noise from ships stresses whales nearby, researchers have shown. Ships' propellers emit sound in the same frequency range that some whales use for communicating, and previous studies have shown the... (photo: US Navy / Ari S. Friedlaender)
Killer whale and trainer during a Shamu performance at SeaWorld Orlando.  The Australian  Tue 7 Feb 2012
PETA files case against Sea World claiming killer whales treated as slaves
A JUDGE for the first time in US history has heard arguments in a case that could determine whether animals enjoy the same constitutional protection against slavery as human beings. US District Judge... (photo: GFDL / Loadmaster)
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Plastic Pollution in the Oceans is Causing Problems for Whales, too.  Treehugger  Mon 6 Feb 2012
Plastic Pollution in the Oceans is Causing Problems for Whales, too.
/CC BY 2.0 Every year, humans consume 70 million tons of seafood. Though this is an astonishing volume—one that has a serious impact on ocean populations—it cannot compare to sperm whales... (photo: WN / Marzena)
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Sea Turtle side - Churaumi Aquarium Wired News Fri 3 Feb 2012
>Army Hunts for New Targets: Manatees, Sea Turtles
The U.S. military’s tech still isn’t sophisticated enough to consistently tell Aunt Irma apart from Terrorist Jane. (Unless Jane is holding an AK-47, that... (photo: Public Domain / Max Smith)
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Killer whale - Orcinus orca - spy-hopping in the ice. (Ark Animal Photo) KLeo PhysOrg Mon 30 Jan 2012
What do killer whales eat in the Arctic?
Orca have been studied extensively in the northeast Pacific ocean, where resident killer whales eat fish, but migrating whales eat marine mammals. Five separate ecotypes... (photo: Ark Animal Photo)
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Cebu City, Philippines, seen from the sea Sun Star Fri 27 Jan 2012
Tourism boom is uncharted water for ‘shark town’
RIGHT now, they are the most talked about phenomenon in many areas in the country, with the exception of Chief Justice Renato Corona’s impeachment. But the whale sharks... (photo: GFDL / Peter Binter)
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Gulf of Maine (Aug. 23)--An entangled Humpback whale breechesduring a successful rescue in the Gulf of Maine.  U.S. Coast Guard crews and Bob Bowman, from the Center for Coastal Studies, freed the whale after it became tangled in a lobster trap.  USCG photo by PA3 BRENT M. ERB (110503) ( SEARCH AND RESCUE (FOR RELEASE) ) STL Today Thu 26 Jan 2012
Groups sue over Navy sonar use off Northwest coast
Conservationists and Native American tribes are suing over the Navy's expanded use of sonar in training exercises off the Washington, Oregon and California coasts, saying... (photo: US Coastguard / PA3 BRENT M. ERB)
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Blue Whale Tail Fluke Diving Balaenoptera musculus 29 July 2010 - It is somewhat rare to see the tail fluke of a Blue Whale upon diving, North Atlantic. Canberra Times Thu 26 Jan 2012
Blue note: scientists use sound to find lost giants of the deep
IT IS said that the blue whale lights up the sea. Now, Australian scientists have turned to sound to illuminate the hidden lives of the few remaining largest animals on... (photo: Creative Commons / Mike Baird)
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PORTSMOUTH, Va. (Jan. 15, 2005)--Rescue crews from the Coast Guard and NOAA Marine Mamamal Stranding Network monitor one of the last living pilot whales on the beachs of  North Carolina after a beaching earlier today (from left Seam Adam Radford, USCG; Ari Friedlander of NOAA; and  Fireman Jennifer Smith, USCG). USCG photo by PA2 Donnie Brzuska. (101304) ( BEACHED WHALE (FOR RELEASE) ) Independent online (SA) Tue 24 Jan 2012
Thirty stranded whales refloated
Wellington - Volunteers succeeded on Tuesday in refloating 39 survivors of a pod of 99 pilot whales that stranded on a remote beach at the top of New Zealand's South... (photo: US Coastguard / PA2 Donnie Brzuska.)
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