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Momma opens her mouth to show her baleen and then see what happens.
The Gray whale is one of the oldest mammal species on the planet. It has been evolving and adapting for 30 million years. This marine mammal is a baleen whale, and all baleen whales have two blowholes. The blowholes are connected directly to the lungs, so the whale can take a mouthful of water and breathe at the same time.
The rostrum is dimpled and bumpy. Each bump has a hair sticking out of it called a vibrissa. These vibrissae are also found around the mouth. They function as tactile sensors, giving the whale a well-developed sense of touch.
On the side of the head, seven feet from the tip of the rostrum, are the eyes. The white part of the eye is very thick and pliable. It can handle high pressures from diving without deforming. Muscles around the eye bend it so it can focus on objects above and below the water.
The eyes are also suited to see in low-light conditions. Baleen whales dont have teeth, instead they have 130 to 180 baleen plates that hang down from each side of their upper jaws, like a fringy curtain. The plates are made out of a fingernail-like material called keratin. It makes the baleen strong, but still flexible.
On the throat, the Gray whale has two to seven grooves of excess skin. These grooves expand and contract, allowing the whale to scoop up giant mouthfuls of food and water when its feeding.
During feeding, the whales mouth is open a lot so it wont get hypothermia in the cold waters. Arteries and veins in the tongue act as heat exchangers to help conserve body heat.
The blubber on a Gray whale can get up to 10 inches thick. Blubber is a combination of fibrous and fatty connective tissues, and large oil-filled cells. The blubber layer isnt just for insulation in cold waters; it also stores energy when the whale isnt eating, and it helps keep the whale buoyant.
Unlike us humans, Gray whales have a flexible rib cage. When diving to deep depths, it easily bends under pressure without breaking. The tail is made up of two large flukes with a notch in between them. The flukes are controlled by a massive muscle system in the peduncle. These muscles account for a third of the whales total body weight.
The pectoral flippers are paddle shaped and pointed on the ends. They're used for steering and, along with the flukes, for stopping. You wont find a dorsal fin on a Gray whale. Instead they have a dorsal hump, followed by 6 to 14 nodules, or knuckles. These bumps run all along the dorsal ridge to the flukes.
All these parts working together make the Gray whale one phenomenal marine mammal.
Blue Voice:
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- published: 01 Oct 2013
- views: 13531
Balmorhea - Baleen Morning
Album: Rivers Arms (2008)
www.myspace.com/balmorhea
- published: 26 Jan 2011
- views: 60498
Balmorhea - Baleen Morning
Album: Balmorhea (2007)
1. Attesa (3:14)
2. Baleen Morning (3:27)
3. Dream Of Thaw (5:03)
4. In The Rowans (4:14)
5. A Circumnavigation (4:15)
6. En Route ( 5:27)
7. If Only You Know The Rain (5:03)
8. And I Can Hear The Soft Rustling Of My Blood (As If Snow Were Sliding Down The Mountains) (5:32)
9. We Will Rebuild With Smooth Stones (5:12)
http://www.balmorheamusic.com
- published: 23 Mar 2011
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Exploratorium Biologist Dr. Karen Kalumuck joined forces with California Academy of Science to procure a sample of baleen from a beached Blue Whale. Baleen is the structure within a whale that filters food, like krill. This particular piece of baleen came from a blue whale that washed up on the beach south of Pescadero, California.
www.exploratorium.edu
- published: 21 Oct 2010
- views: 7936
Nick Baker crosses some of the world's most treacherous seas as his mission to get close to some of the wildest animals on Earth takes him to Antarctica. Despite the cold, these oceans are rich with marine life as the mighty humpback whale demonstrates as it gorges itself on krill. Visit http://www.bbcearth.com for all the latest animal news and wildlife videos and watch more high quality videos on the new BBC Earth YouTube channel here: http://www.youtube.com/bbcearth
- published: 26 Jul 2010
- views: 113597
A short video highlighting some of the differences between toothed and baleen whales. Filmed at Marine Mammal Hall at CIMI Toyon Bay.
- published: 20 Feb 2015
- views: 1237
She opens her mouth and gets lots of ooh's and aah's for her effort.
- published: 28 Oct 2006
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Once you did it up, and after you cut it into pieces, you have to clean the baleen. Here is a peak from Kaktovik, AK.
- published: 11 May 2012
- views: 578
The Baleen Filter is a unique non-pressurised low-energy liquid waste separation system that removes suspended organics, fines, bacterium and sands to 25 microns from wastewater streams efficiently and reliably whilst enabling easy recovery of by-products. The Baleen Filter has been proven in a wide range of applications and industries worldwide including meat and livestock processing, fruit and vegetable processing, aquaculture, wineries and transport. The low capital and operating costs of the Baleen Filter combined with environmental benefits and resource recovery make it an ideal solution for many wastewater treatment problems. For more information please visit our website www.baleenfilters.com
- published: 29 Jun 2011
- views: 5178
Baleen or so called whalebone is a filter-feeder system inside the mouths of baleen whales. The baleen system works when a whale opens its mouth underwater and then water pours into the whale's mouth. The whale then pushes the water out, and animals such as krill are filtered by the baleen and remain as food source for the whale. Baleen is similar to bristles and is made of keratin, the same substance found in human fingernails and hair. Some whales, such as the bowhead whale, have longer baleen than others. Others whales, such as the gray whale, only use one side of their baleen. These baleen bristles are arranged in plates across the upper jaw of the whale.
Depending on the species, a baleen plate can be 0.5 to 3.5 metres (1.6 to 11 ft) long, and weigh up to 90 kilograms (200 lb). Its hairy fringes are called baleen hair or whalebone-hair. They are also called baleen bristles, which in sei whales are highly calcified, calcification functioning to increase their stiffness. Baleen plates are broader at the gumline (base). The plates have been compared to sieves or Venetian blinds.
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2:10Gray Whale Baleen - San Ignacio Lagoon
Gray Whale Baleen - San Ignacio LagoonGray Whale Baleen - San Ignacio Lagoon
Momma opens her mouth to show her baleen and then see what happens. -
3:37Gray Whale Anatomy
Gray Whale AnatomyGray Whale Anatomy
The Gray whale is one of the oldest mammal species on the planet. It has been evolving and adapting for 30 million years. This marine mammal is a baleen whale, and all baleen whales have two blowholes. The blowholes are connected directly to the lungs, so the whale can take a mouthful of water and breathe at the same time. The rostrum is dimpled and bumpy. Each bump has a hair sticking out of it called a vibrissa. These vibrissae are also found around the mouth. They function as tactile sensors, giving the whale a well-developed sense of touch. On the side of the head, seven feet from the tip of the rostrum, are the eyes. The white part of the eye is very thick and pliable. It can handle high pressures from diving without deforming. Muscles around the eye bend it so it can focus on objects above and below the water. The eyes are also suited to see in low-light conditions. Baleen whales dont have teeth, instead they have 130 to 180 baleen plates that hang down from each side of their upper jaws, like a fringy curtain. The plates are made out of a fingernail-like material called keratin. It makes the baleen strong, but still flexible. On the throat, the Gray whale has two to seven grooves of excess skin. These grooves expand and contract, allowing the whale to scoop up giant mouthfuls of food and water when its feeding. During feeding, the whales mouth is open a lot so it wont get hypothermia in the cold waters. Arteries and veins in the tongue act as heat exchangers to help conserve body heat. The blubber on a Gray whale can get up to 10 inches thick. Blubber is a combination of fibrous and fatty connective tissues, and large oil-filled cells. The blubber layer isnt just for insulation in cold waters; it also stores energy when the whale isnt eating, and it helps keep the whale buoyant. Unlike us humans, Gray whales have a flexible rib cage. When diving to deep depths, it easily bends under pressure without breaking. The tail is made up of two large flukes with a notch in between them. The flukes are controlled by a massive muscle system in the peduncle. These muscles account for a third of the whales total body weight. The pectoral flippers are paddle shaped and pointed on the ends. They're used for steering and, along with the flukes, for stopping. You wont find a dorsal fin on a Gray whale. Instead they have a dorsal hump, followed by 6 to 14 nodules, or knuckles. These bumps run all along the dorsal ridge to the flukes. All these parts working together make the Gray whale one phenomenal marine mammal. Blue Voice: http://bluevoice.org -
3:45Balmorhea - Baleen Morning
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Balmorhea - Baleen Morning Album: Balmorhea (2007) 1. Attesa (3:14) 2. Baleen Morning (3:27) 3. Dream Of Thaw (5:03) 4. In The Rowans (4:14) 5. A Circumnavigation (4:15) 6. En Route ( 5:27) 7. If Only You Know The Rain (5:03) 8. And I Can Hear The Soft Rustling Of My Blood (As If Snow Were Sliding Down The Mountains) (5:32) 9. We Will Rebuild With Smooth Stones (5:12) http://www.balmorheamusic.com -
2:29What is Baleen? I Sample from a Blue Whale I Exploratorium
What is Baleen? I Sample from a Blue Whale I ExploratoriumWhat is Baleen? I Sample from a Blue Whale I Exploratorium
Exploratorium Biologist Dr. Karen Kalumuck joined forces with California Academy of Science to procure a sample of baleen from a beached Blue Whale. Baleen is the structure within a whale that filters food, like krill. This particular piece of baleen came from a blue whale that washed up on the beach south of Pescadero, California. www.exploratorium.edu -
4:02Humpback whales feeding on krill - Deep into the Wild - BBC
Humpback whales feeding on krill - Deep into the Wild - BBCHumpback whales feeding on krill - Deep into the Wild - BBC
Nick Baker crosses some of the world's most treacherous seas as his mission to get close to some of the wildest animals on Earth takes him to Antarctica. Despite the cold, these oceans are rich with marine life as the mighty humpback whale demonstrates as it gorges itself on krill. Visit http://www.bbcearth.com for all the latest animal news and wildlife videos and watch more high quality videos on the new BBC Earth YouTube channel here: http://www.youtube.com/bbcearth -
3:10Whales: Toothed vs Baleen
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A short video highlighting some of the differences between toothed and baleen whales. Filmed at Marine Mammal Hall at CIMI Toyon Bay. -
1:52Baby whale shows us her baleen
Baby whale shows us her baleenBaby whale shows us her baleen
She opens her mouth and gets lots of ooh's and aah's for her effort. -
6:01Balmorhea - Rivers Arms - Baleen Morning
Balmorhea - Rivers Arms - Baleen MorningBalmorhea - Rivers Arms - Baleen Morning
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1:14Cleaning the baleen
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Once you did it up, and after you cut it into pieces, you have to clean the baleen. Here is a peak from Kaktovik, AK. -
5:17The Baleen Filter
The Baleen FilterThe Baleen Filter
The Baleen Filter is a unique non-pressurised low-energy liquid waste separation system that removes suspended organics, fines, bacterium and sands to 25 microns from wastewater streams efficiently and reliably whilst enabling easy recovery of by-products. The Baleen Filter has been proven in a wide range of applications and industries worldwide including meat and livestock processing, fruit and vegetable processing, aquaculture, wineries and transport. The low capital and operating costs of the Baleen Filter combined with environmental benefits and resource recovery make it an ideal solution for many wastewater treatment problems. For more information please visit our website www.baleenfilters.com -
4:57Kaneiskan U Baleen Bergen 2015
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5:01Animal Collective & Vashti Bunyan - Baleen Sample
Animal Collective & Vashti Bunyan - Baleen SampleAnimal Collective & Vashti Bunyan - Baleen Sample
A video I put together for the song Baleen Sample. Filmed at Cougar Mountain, Cascadia
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Gray Whale Baleen - San Ignacio Lagoon
Momma opens her mouth to show her baleen and then see what happens. -
Gray Whale Anatomy
The Gray whale is one of the oldest mammal species on the planet. It has been evolving and adapting for 30 million years. This marine mammal is a baleen whale, and all baleen whales have two blowholes. The blowholes are connected directly to the lungs, so the whale can take a mouthful of water and breathe at the same time. The rostrum is dimpled and bumpy. Each bump has a hair sticking out of it called a vibrissa. These vibrissae are also found around the mouth. They function as tactile sensors, giving the whale a well-developed sense of touch. On the side of the head, seven feet from the tip of the rostrum, are the eyes. The white part of the eye is very thick and pliable. It can handle high pressures from diving without deforming. Muscles around the eye bend it so it can focus on objec... -
Balmorhea - Baleen Morning
Balmorhea - Baleen Morning Album: Rivers Arms (2008) www.myspace.com/balmorhea -
Balmorhea - Baleen Morning
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Balmorhea - Baleen Morning Album: Balmorhea (2007) 1. Attesa (3:14) 2. Baleen Morning (3:27) 3. Dream Of Thaw (5:03) 4. In The Rowans (4:14) 5. A Circumnavigation (4:15) 6. En Route ( 5:27) 7. If Only You Know The Rain (5:03) 8. And I Can Hear The Soft Rustling Of My Blood (As If Snow Were Sliding Down The Mountains) (5:32) 9. We Will Rebuild With Smooth Stones (5:12) http://www.balmorheamusic.com -
What is Baleen? I Sample from a Blue Whale I Exploratorium
Exploratorium Biologist Dr. Karen Kalumuck joined forces with California Academy of Science to procure a sample of baleen from a beached Blue Whale. Baleen is the structure within a whale that filters food, like krill. This particular piece of baleen came from a blue whale that washed up on the beach south of Pescadero, California. www.exploratorium.edu -
Humpback whales feeding on krill - Deep into the Wild - BBC
Nick Baker crosses some of the world's most treacherous seas as his mission to get close to some of the wildest animals on Earth takes him to Antarctica. Despite the cold, these oceans are rich with marine life as the mighty humpback whale demonstrates as it gorges itself on krill. Visit http://www.bbcearth.com for all the latest animal news and wildlife videos and watch more high quality videos on the new BBC Earth YouTube channel here: http://www.youtube.com/bbcearth -
Whales: Toothed vs Baleen
A short video highlighting some of the differences between toothed and baleen whales. Filmed at Marine Mammal Hall at CIMI Toyon Bay. -
Baby whale shows us her baleen
She opens her mouth and gets lots of ooh's and aah's for her effort. -
Balmorhea - Rivers Arms - Baleen Morning
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Cleaning the baleen
Once you did it up, and after you cut it into pieces, you have to clean the baleen. Here is a peak from Kaktovik, AK. -
The Baleen Filter
The Baleen Filter is a unique non-pressurised low-energy liquid waste separation system that removes suspended organics, fines, bacterium and sands to 25 microns from wastewater streams efficiently and reliably whilst enabling easy recovery of by-products. The Baleen Filter has been proven in a wide range of applications and industries worldwide including meat and livestock processing, fruit and vegetable processing, aquaculture, wineries and transport. The low capital and operating costs of the Baleen Filter combined with environmental benefits and resource recovery make it an ideal solution for many wastewater treatment problems. For more information please visit our website www.baleenfilters.com -
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Animal Collective & Vashti Bunyan - Baleen Sample
A video I put together for the song Baleen Sample. Filmed at Cougar Mountain, Cascadia -
Balmorhea - "Baleen Morning" (HD)
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Reefer - May Baleen
Reefer "May Baleen" from the album 'Reefer' on Alpha Pup Records Learn more at http://www.alphapuprecords.com/ -
Baleen Sample
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337 baleen whales discovered dead in Chile
337 baleen whales discovered dead in Chile 337 baleen whales discovered dead in Chile 337 baleen whales discovered dead in Chile Chilean investigators have discovered the bodies of 337 dead whales in Patagonia. The baleen whales were found scattered on land and floating in the water in the Gulf of Penas and Puerto Natales. Why have 337 whales washed up dead on the same stretch of coast? Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3341737/In-Mystery surrounds how Chile's fjords became a graveyard for 337 whales, in what scientists say is one of the biggest beachings ever recorded. Biologist Vreni Haussermann discovered the scale of the graveyard in June, during an observation flight over the fjords in the southern Patagonia region undertaken after 37 dead Sei whales were found nea...
Gray Whale Baleen - San Ignacio Lagoon
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- Duration: 2:10
- Updated: 22 Apr 2013
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Momma opens her mouth to show her baleen and then see what happens.
Momma opens her mouth to show her baleen and then see what happens.
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Momma opens her mouth to show her baleen and then see what happens.
- published: 22 Apr 2013
- views: 9449
Gray Whale Anatomy
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- Duration: 3:37
- Updated: 01 Oct 2013
- views: 13531
The Gray whale is one of the oldest mammal species on the planet. It has been evolving and adapting for 30 million years. This marine mammal is a baleen whale, ...
The Gray whale is one of the oldest mammal species on the planet. It has been evolving and adapting for 30 million years. This marine mammal is a baleen whale, and all baleen whales have two blowholes. The blowholes are connected directly to the lungs, so the whale can take a mouthful of water and breathe at the same time.
The rostrum is dimpled and bumpy. Each bump has a hair sticking out of it called a vibrissa. These vibrissae are also found around the mouth. They function as tactile sensors, giving the whale a well-developed sense of touch.
On the side of the head, seven feet from the tip of the rostrum, are the eyes. The white part of the eye is very thick and pliable. It can handle high pressures from diving without deforming. Muscles around the eye bend it so it can focus on objects above and below the water.
The eyes are also suited to see in low-light conditions. Baleen whales dont have teeth, instead they have 130 to 180 baleen plates that hang down from each side of their upper jaws, like a fringy curtain. The plates are made out of a fingernail-like material called keratin. It makes the baleen strong, but still flexible.
On the throat, the Gray whale has two to seven grooves of excess skin. These grooves expand and contract, allowing the whale to scoop up giant mouthfuls of food and water when its feeding.
During feeding, the whales mouth is open a lot so it wont get hypothermia in the cold waters. Arteries and veins in the tongue act as heat exchangers to help conserve body heat.
The blubber on a Gray whale can get up to 10 inches thick. Blubber is a combination of fibrous and fatty connective tissues, and large oil-filled cells. The blubber layer isnt just for insulation in cold waters; it also stores energy when the whale isnt eating, and it helps keep the whale buoyant.
Unlike us humans, Gray whales have a flexible rib cage. When diving to deep depths, it easily bends under pressure without breaking. The tail is made up of two large flukes with a notch in between them. The flukes are controlled by a massive muscle system in the peduncle. These muscles account for a third of the whales total body weight.
The pectoral flippers are paddle shaped and pointed on the ends. They're used for steering and, along with the flukes, for stopping. You wont find a dorsal fin on a Gray whale. Instead they have a dorsal hump, followed by 6 to 14 nodules, or knuckles. These bumps run all along the dorsal ridge to the flukes.
All these parts working together make the Gray whale one phenomenal marine mammal.
Blue Voice:
http://bluevoice.org
wn.com/Gray Whale Anatomy
The Gray whale is one of the oldest mammal species on the planet. It has been evolving and adapting for 30 million years. This marine mammal is a baleen whale, and all baleen whales have two blowholes. The blowholes are connected directly to the lungs, so the whale can take a mouthful of water and breathe at the same time.
The rostrum is dimpled and bumpy. Each bump has a hair sticking out of it called a vibrissa. These vibrissae are also found around the mouth. They function as tactile sensors, giving the whale a well-developed sense of touch.
On the side of the head, seven feet from the tip of the rostrum, are the eyes. The white part of the eye is very thick and pliable. It can handle high pressures from diving without deforming. Muscles around the eye bend it so it can focus on objects above and below the water.
The eyes are also suited to see in low-light conditions. Baleen whales dont have teeth, instead they have 130 to 180 baleen plates that hang down from each side of their upper jaws, like a fringy curtain. The plates are made out of a fingernail-like material called keratin. It makes the baleen strong, but still flexible.
On the throat, the Gray whale has two to seven grooves of excess skin. These grooves expand and contract, allowing the whale to scoop up giant mouthfuls of food and water when its feeding.
During feeding, the whales mouth is open a lot so it wont get hypothermia in the cold waters. Arteries and veins in the tongue act as heat exchangers to help conserve body heat.
The blubber on a Gray whale can get up to 10 inches thick. Blubber is a combination of fibrous and fatty connective tissues, and large oil-filled cells. The blubber layer isnt just for insulation in cold waters; it also stores energy when the whale isnt eating, and it helps keep the whale buoyant.
Unlike us humans, Gray whales have a flexible rib cage. When diving to deep depths, it easily bends under pressure without breaking. The tail is made up of two large flukes with a notch in between them. The flukes are controlled by a massive muscle system in the peduncle. These muscles account for a third of the whales total body weight.
The pectoral flippers are paddle shaped and pointed on the ends. They're used for steering and, along with the flukes, for stopping. You wont find a dorsal fin on a Gray whale. Instead they have a dorsal hump, followed by 6 to 14 nodules, or knuckles. These bumps run all along the dorsal ridge to the flukes.
All these parts working together make the Gray whale one phenomenal marine mammal.
Blue Voice:
http://bluevoice.org
- published: 01 Oct 2013
- views: 13531
Balmorhea - Baleen Morning
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:45
- Updated: 26 Jan 2011
- views: 60498
Balmorhea - Baleen Morning
Album: Rivers Arms (2008)
www.myspace.com/balmorhea
- published: 26 Jan 2011
- views: 60498
Balmorhea - Baleen Morning
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- Duration: 5:14
- Updated: 24 Oct 2009
- views: 108675
- published: 24 Oct 2009
- views: 108675
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- Duration: 3:27
- Updated: 23 Mar 2011
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Balmorhea - Baleen Morning
Album: Balmorhea (2007)
1. Attesa (3:14)
2. Baleen Morning (3:27)
3. Dream Of Thaw (5:03)
4. In The Rowans (4:14)
5. A Circumnavigat...
Balmorhea - Baleen Morning
Album: Balmorhea (2007)
1. Attesa (3:14)
2. Baleen Morning (3:27)
3. Dream Of Thaw (5:03)
4. In The Rowans (4:14)
5. A Circumnavigation (4:15)
6. En Route ( 5:27)
7. If Only You Know The Rain (5:03)
8. And I Can Hear The Soft Rustling Of My Blood (As If Snow Were Sliding Down The Mountains) (5:32)
9. We Will Rebuild With Smooth Stones (5:12)
http://www.balmorheamusic.com
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Balmorhea - Baleen Morning
Album: Balmorhea (2007)
1. Attesa (3:14)
2. Baleen Morning (3:27)
3. Dream Of Thaw (5:03)
4. In The Rowans (4:14)
5. A Circumnavigation (4:15)
6. En Route ( 5:27)
7. If Only You Know The Rain (5:03)
8. And I Can Hear The Soft Rustling Of My Blood (As If Snow Were Sliding Down The Mountains) (5:32)
9. We Will Rebuild With Smooth Stones (5:12)
http://www.balmorheamusic.com
- published: 23 Mar 2011
- views: 6812
What is Baleen? I Sample from a Blue Whale I Exploratorium
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- Duration: 2:29
- Updated: 21 Oct 2010
- views: 7936
Exploratorium Biologist Dr. Karen Kalumuck joined forces with California Academy of Science to procure a sample of baleen from a beached Blue Whale. Baleen is ...
Exploratorium Biologist Dr. Karen Kalumuck joined forces with California Academy of Science to procure a sample of baleen from a beached Blue Whale. Baleen is the structure within a whale that filters food, like krill. This particular piece of baleen came from a blue whale that washed up on the beach south of Pescadero, California.
www.exploratorium.edu
wn.com/What Is Baleen I Sample From A Blue Whale I Exploratorium
Exploratorium Biologist Dr. Karen Kalumuck joined forces with California Academy of Science to procure a sample of baleen from a beached Blue Whale. Baleen is the structure within a whale that filters food, like krill. This particular piece of baleen came from a blue whale that washed up on the beach south of Pescadero, California.
www.exploratorium.edu
- published: 21 Oct 2010
- views: 7936
Humpback whales feeding on krill - Deep into the Wild - BBC
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:02
- Updated: 26 Jul 2010
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Nick Baker crosses some of the world's most treacherous seas as his mission to get close to some of the wildest animals on Earth takes him to Antarctica. Despit...
Nick Baker crosses some of the world's most treacherous seas as his mission to get close to some of the wildest animals on Earth takes him to Antarctica. Despite the cold, these oceans are rich with marine life as the mighty humpback whale demonstrates as it gorges itself on krill. Visit http://www.bbcearth.com for all the latest animal news and wildlife videos and watch more high quality videos on the new BBC Earth YouTube channel here: http://www.youtube.com/bbcearth
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Nick Baker crosses some of the world's most treacherous seas as his mission to get close to some of the wildest animals on Earth takes him to Antarctica. Despite the cold, these oceans are rich with marine life as the mighty humpback whale demonstrates as it gorges itself on krill. Visit http://www.bbcearth.com for all the latest animal news and wildlife videos and watch more high quality videos on the new BBC Earth YouTube channel here: http://www.youtube.com/bbcearth
- published: 26 Jul 2010
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Whales: Toothed vs Baleen
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A short video highlighting some of the differences between toothed and baleen whales. Filmed at Marine Mammal Hall at CIMI Toyon Bay.
A short video highlighting some of the differences between toothed and baleen whales. Filmed at Marine Mammal Hall at CIMI Toyon Bay.
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A short video highlighting some of the differences between toothed and baleen whales. Filmed at Marine Mammal Hall at CIMI Toyon Bay.
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Baby whale shows us her baleen
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She opens her mouth and gets lots of ooh's and aah's for her effort.
She opens her mouth and gets lots of ooh's and aah's for her effort.
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She opens her mouth and gets lots of ooh's and aah's for her effort.
- published: 28 Oct 2006
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Balmorhea - Rivers Arms - Baleen Morning
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- published: 24 Dec 2008
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Cleaning the baleen
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Once you did it up, and after you cut it into pieces, you have to clean the baleen. Here is a peak from Kaktovik, AK.
Once you did it up, and after you cut it into pieces, you have to clean the baleen. Here is a peak from Kaktovik, AK.
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Once you did it up, and after you cut it into pieces, you have to clean the baleen. Here is a peak from Kaktovik, AK.
- published: 11 May 2012
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The Baleen Filter
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The Baleen Filter is a unique non-pressurised low-energy liquid waste separation system that removes suspended organics, fines, bacterium and sands to 25 micron...
The Baleen Filter is a unique non-pressurised low-energy liquid waste separation system that removes suspended organics, fines, bacterium and sands to 25 microns from wastewater streams efficiently and reliably whilst enabling easy recovery of by-products. The Baleen Filter has been proven in a wide range of applications and industries worldwide including meat and livestock processing, fruit and vegetable processing, aquaculture, wineries and transport. The low capital and operating costs of the Baleen Filter combined with environmental benefits and resource recovery make it an ideal solution for many wastewater treatment problems. For more information please visit our website www.baleenfilters.com
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The Baleen Filter is a unique non-pressurised low-energy liquid waste separation system that removes suspended organics, fines, bacterium and sands to 25 microns from wastewater streams efficiently and reliably whilst enabling easy recovery of by-products. The Baleen Filter has been proven in a wide range of applications and industries worldwide including meat and livestock processing, fruit and vegetable processing, aquaculture, wineries and transport. The low capital and operating costs of the Baleen Filter combined with environmental benefits and resource recovery make it an ideal solution for many wastewater treatment problems. For more information please visit our website www.baleenfilters.com
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Kaneiskan U Baleen Bergen 2015
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Animal Collective & Vashti Bunyan - Baleen Sample
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A video I put together for the song Baleen Sample. Filmed at Cougar Mountain, Cascadia
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Balmorhea - "Baleen Morning" (HD)
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Performing Jan 29th at Reed College. Backed by Peter Broderick and Heather Broderick.
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Reefer - May Baleen
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Reefer "May Baleen" from the album 'Reefer' on Alpha Pup Records
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Reefer "May Baleen" from the album 'Reefer' on Alpha Pup Records
Learn more at http://www.alphapuprecords.com/
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Reefer "May Baleen" from the album 'Reefer' on Alpha Pup Records
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Baleen Sample
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Balmorhea: Baleen Morning SHEET MUSIC
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Balmorhea - Baleen Morning tutorial
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- Updated: 16 Aug 2010
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- published: 16 Aug 2010
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JAW GEMS:: baleen
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jaw gems:: baleen from 'take a sip of my wish'
jaw gems:: baleen from 'take a sip of my wish'
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jaw gems:: baleen from 'take a sip of my wish'
- published: 02 Jun 2012
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Sri Rasi Promoters | Corporate AD film | Baleen Media
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Script & Directed by Paul DS | DOP Harrie | Production Executive Madan Kumar J | Music Pingalan | Editing Paul DS
Script & Directed by Paul DS | DOP Harrie | Production Executive Madan Kumar J | Music Pingalan | Editing Paul DS
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baleen bergen u kani u s-a-h-o-l la Hkk
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- published: 18 Sep 2015
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337 baleen whales discovered dead in Chile
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337 baleen whales discovered dead in Chile
337 baleen whales discovered dead in Chile
337 baleen whales discovered dead in Chile
Chilean investigators have dis...
337 baleen whales discovered dead in Chile
337 baleen whales discovered dead in Chile
337 baleen whales discovered dead in Chile
Chilean investigators have discovered the bodies of 337 dead whales in Patagonia. The baleen whales were found scattered on land and floating in the water in the Gulf of Penas and Puerto Natales.
Why have 337 whales washed up dead on the same stretch of coast?
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3341737/In-Mystery surrounds how Chile's fjords became a graveyard for 337 whales, in what scientists say is one of the biggest beachings ever recorded.
Biologist Vreni Haussermann discovered the scale of the graveyard in June, during an observation flight over the fjords in the southern Patagonia region undertaken after 37 dead Sei whales were found nearby.
The scientific expedition eventually counted 305 bodies and 32 skeletons of whales through aerial and satellite photography in the remote Aysen area, between the Gulf of Penas and Puerto Natales in the South American country.
The cause of death of the Sei whales is unknown, but human intervention has been ruled out.
Whale strandings are common in Aysen, a region of southern Patagonia where rainfall is nearly constant and rivers plunge from Andean glaciers to the Pacific Ocean through green valleys and fjords.
But a stranding of this size has never been seen in the area.
Haussermann, the director of the Huinay Scientific Field Station, which focuses on marine research, said: 'This is one of the largest strandings worldwide.'
Exactly what killed them is unclear, but Carolina Simon Gutstein, a paleontologist at University of Chile who was part of the team, suggested it was unlikely to have been stranding.
'They probably died at sea, we don't know exactly where, but they didn't just die by stranding,' she said.
But the sheer numbers are unusual. Sei, humpback and blue whales, which belong to the rorquals family, are the largest group of baleen whales, and 'are not normally seen gathering in large groups,' Gutstein added.
The team has been studying the phenomenon since the first 37 beached whales were found in April, led by Haussermann. They alerted the National Fisheries Service, which launched an investigation in May together with environmental police and the Chilean Navy.
Since the Fisheries Service did not carry out observation flights, the scientists got funding for their own flights in June and August. They were unable to examine the whales because the area is so remote, the coast is so steep and the sea is so rough that it makes it nearly impossible to land. But they were still able to take the photographs to confirm the deaths.
Haussermann declined to disclose the conclusions of the study, which will be published by a scientific journal later this year.
But scientists say the whale die-off might help them find out more about their habits and develop policies to protect them, including the creation of a whale sanctuary in the Gulf of Penas.
Based on their size and location, scientists believe they are all sei whales. The International Union for Conservation of Nature lists the sei as an endangered species. Also called pollack, adults can be longer than 50 feet (15 metres) and weigh 20 tons or more.
Between 1999 and 2001, about 600 gray whales were stranded on the North American Pacific Coast from Alaska to Mexico. But scientists say it happened over a longer period of time and in a larger area.
337 baleen whales discovered dead in Chile
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337 baleen whales discovered dead in Chile
337 baleen whales discovered dead in Chile
337 baleen whales discovered dead in Chile
Chilean investigators have discovered the bodies of 337 dead whales in Patagonia. The baleen whales were found scattered on land and floating in the water in the Gulf of Penas and Puerto Natales.
Why have 337 whales washed up dead on the same stretch of coast?
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3341737/In-Mystery surrounds how Chile's fjords became a graveyard for 337 whales, in what scientists say is one of the biggest beachings ever recorded.
Biologist Vreni Haussermann discovered the scale of the graveyard in June, during an observation flight over the fjords in the southern Patagonia region undertaken after 37 dead Sei whales were found nearby.
The scientific expedition eventually counted 305 bodies and 32 skeletons of whales through aerial and satellite photography in the remote Aysen area, between the Gulf of Penas and Puerto Natales in the South American country.
The cause of death of the Sei whales is unknown, but human intervention has been ruled out.
Whale strandings are common in Aysen, a region of southern Patagonia where rainfall is nearly constant and rivers plunge from Andean glaciers to the Pacific Ocean through green valleys and fjords.
But a stranding of this size has never been seen in the area.
Haussermann, the director of the Huinay Scientific Field Station, which focuses on marine research, said: 'This is one of the largest strandings worldwide.'
Exactly what killed them is unclear, but Carolina Simon Gutstein, a paleontologist at University of Chile who was part of the team, suggested it was unlikely to have been stranding.
'They probably died at sea, we don't know exactly where, but they didn't just die by stranding,' she said.
But the sheer numbers are unusual. Sei, humpback and blue whales, which belong to the rorquals family, are the largest group of baleen whales, and 'are not normally seen gathering in large groups,' Gutstein added.
The team has been studying the phenomenon since the first 37 beached whales were found in April, led by Haussermann. They alerted the National Fisheries Service, which launched an investigation in May together with environmental police and the Chilean Navy.
Since the Fisheries Service did not carry out observation flights, the scientists got funding for their own flights in June and August. They were unable to examine the whales because the area is so remote, the coast is so steep and the sea is so rough that it makes it nearly impossible to land. But they were still able to take the photographs to confirm the deaths.
Haussermann declined to disclose the conclusions of the study, which will be published by a scientific journal later this year.
But scientists say the whale die-off might help them find out more about their habits and develop policies to protect them, including the creation of a whale sanctuary in the Gulf of Penas.
Based on their size and location, scientists believe they are all sei whales. The International Union for Conservation of Nature lists the sei as an endangered species. Also called pollack, adults can be longer than 50 feet (15 metres) and weigh 20 tons or more.
Between 1999 and 2001, about 600 gray whales were stranded on the North American Pacific Coast from Alaska to Mexico. But scientists say it happened over a longer period of time and in a larger area.
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Gray Whale Baleen - San Ignacio Lagoon
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What is Baleen? I Sample from a Blue Whale I Exploratorium
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Humpback whales feeding on krill - Deep into the Wild - BBC
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Whales: Toothed vs Baleen
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Baby whale shows us her baleen
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Cleaning the baleen
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Kaneiskan U Baleen Bergen 2015
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Animal Collective & Vashti Bunyan - Baleen Sample
A video I put together for the song Baleen Sample. Filmed at Cougar Mountain, Cascadia
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Islamic State Turns Mosul University Chemistry Lab into Bomb Factory
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Officials have discovered that Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL) jihadis have been using a chemistry laboratory at Mosul University to make bombs used by ISIS jihadists throughout the region ... ....
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Up to 300,000 Wisconsin Voters Could Be Barred from Polls Thanks to Scott Walker
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On Tuesday, voters head to the polls in Wisconsin for both the Democratic and Republican primaries as one of the country’s toughest voting restrictions takes effect ... We speak with Ari Berman, author of "Give Us the Ballot ... ....
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Behind Isis lines: 'You are not prisoners. Prisoners don't get to choose what they want for breakfast'
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The German writer Jürgen Todenhöfer was the first western journalist allowed to enter Isis-controlled Syria and Iraq – and to return safely. In an extract from his book, he describes what he saw in Raqqa and Mosul, and the chilling moment he realised that his angry, masked driver was one of the world’s most-wanted men. Sunday 7 December 2014 ... He murmurs a greeting in English in a strikingly rhythmic accent ... Twitter ... Poor ones pay less ... ....
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Police Pull Mississippi Man From Car, Taser Him, Pepper Spray Him, For Playing Loud Music
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The Mississippi County chapter of the NAACP is seeking an investigation after police officers pulled a black man from his car, Tasered and pepper sprayed him and arrested him for playing music too loud, local television station WREG reported ... As he explains to the officers that his brakes don’t work, they begin pulling him from the car without allowing him to unbuckle his seat belt ... He then screams as another officer pepper sprays him....
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If Only Birds Could Campaign And Vote In U.S. Primaries
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Article by WN .com Correspondent Dallas Darling“I know it doesn’t look like it, but that little bird is really a dove asking for world peace” announced Sen. Bernie Sanders, turning from his avian friend to address the crowd of 10,000 supporters in Portland, Oregon ... Francis of Assisi, but it might have been an omen when an unexpected feathered visitor landed next to Sanders during a campaign stop ... A Natural History Of The Senses ... St ... 199.....
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What Can Fish Mouths Teach Us About Engineering Clog-Free Filters?
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Filter-feeding fish accomplish a feat that human technologies cannot. species including goldfish, menhaden and basking sharks filter tiny algal cells or shrimp-like prey from huge volumes of water without clogging their oral filters ... So we decided to investigate ... 10.1038/ncomms11092 ... S ... Cross-step filtration could also apply to filter-feeding ducks, baleen whales and the gill rakers of filter-feeding fish such as manta rays ... S ... ....
One-Stop Shopping at the Nat’uh Service Center (CITC - Cook Inlet Tribal Council)
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(Source. CITC - Cook Inlet Tribal Council). Thanks to the CITC programs offered at the Nat'uh Service Center enabled Harold Harrington to find a job, afford his rent-and more. Harold Harrington needed a ride ... CITC. Then he met Case Manager Angie Stevens ... 'We're a big team here ... Brittany recalled her most recent visit with Harold, who came in to show her the tools Supportive Services helped him purchase to start selling his baleen carvings....
Japan's excuse for killing 333 whales in the Antarctic is complete and total nonsense
Edit Vox 28 Mar 2016
This news is sparking all sorts of outrage. Last week, Japan announced that its whaling boats had returned from Antarctic waters hauling the dead carcasses of 333 minke whales — including some 200 pregnant females. Minke whales aren't endangered, but their numbers do appear to be declining over time ... It has been for a long time ... Case in point ... ... Ocean acidification could threaten the smaller fish and plankton that baleen whales feed on ... ....
WHaLE mission now underway near Tofino (University of Victoria)
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A University of Victoria-led mission that will deepen our knowledge of rare and threatened baleen whales and help protect them from ship strikes is underway off Flores Island in Clayoquot Sound, north of Tofino, BC ... Since ocean gliders can monitor at night and in poor weather conditions, researchers will have more in-depth data to map baleen whale habitat and key feeding spots....
Rare right whales make big showing in Massachusetts
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Cape Cod is seeing a lot more of some singularly welcome tourists. endangered right whales enticed by the fine dining possibilities of its plankton-rich bay ... North Atlantic right whales have foraged for centuries in Cape Cod Bay, where their numbers were decimated by whalers who hunted them for their oil and plastic-like baleen bone. However, until recently, they were seldom spotted in the bay ... “They’re a little like cows in a field ... ....
Extremely rare whales make big showing in Cape Cod Bay
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BOURNE, MASSACHUSETTS. Cape Cod is seeing a lot more of some singularly welcome tourists. endangered right whales enticed by the fine dining possibilities of its plankton-rich bay ... North Atlantic right whales have foraged for centuries in Cape Cod Bay, where their numbers were decimated by whalers who hunted them for their oil and plastic-like baleen bone. But until recently, they were seldom spotted in the bay ... ....
Super-rare whales make big splash in Cape Cod
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Cape Cod is seeing a lot more of some big-fish tourists - endangered right whales enticed by the fine dining possibilities of its plankton-rich bay ... Share Go To ... North Atlantic right whales have foraged for centuries in Cape Cod Bay, where their numbers were decimated by whalers who hunted them for their oil and plastic-like baleen bone. But until recently they were seldom spotted in the bay ... "They're a little like cows in a field ... ....
Endangered right whales return to Cape Cod in 'mindblowing' numbers
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About half of the estimated 500 or so animals have been drawn to Massachusetts bay’s plankton-rich waters over past few springs, experts say. Cape Cod is seeing a lot more of some singularly welcome tourists ... Twitter. North Atlantic right whales have foraged for centuries in Cape Cod Bay, where their numbers were reduced by whalers who hunted them for their oil and plastic-like baleen bone. But until recently, they were seldom spotted ... ....
A kilometre of cores and counting: the mighty ITRAX (ANSTO - Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation)
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(Source. ANSTO - Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation) ... The milestone is a reflection of the instrument's capability to reconstruct past climate and environments ... ANSTO and external researchers have utilised the ITRAX to image and identify elements in sediment cores, wood, coral, speleothems, feathers, clams, and whale baleen samples to answer important environmental questions ... 'That was difficult ... ' ... Published ... (noodl....
Here are some recordings from the very bottom of the ocean for your next mixtape
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“Yet there is almost constant noise. The ambient sound field is dominated by the sound of earthquakes, both near and far, as well as distinct moans of baleen whales, and the clamor of a category 4 typhoon that just happened to pass overhead.” ... Indeed early Soundcloud comments include ... NOAA ....
7 miles beneath the sea is surprisingly noisy place
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The call of an orca. A passing boat propeller. Rushing water from a typhoon ... “Yet there is almost constant noise. The ambient sound field is dominated by the sound of earthquakes, both near and far, as well as distinct moans of baleen whales, and the clamor of a Category 4 typhoon that just happened to pass overhead.” ... ....
Mother And Calf Of Elusive Whale Species Frolic In New Video
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Dr ... This week, Cerchio and his team released a new video showing a mother with her calf ... Omura’s whales are baleen whales -- instead of teeth, they have a stiff, sieve-like filtering system inside their mouths called baleen. Baleen whales open their mouths all the way to take water into their mouths, then push the water out through the baleen, leaving behind small prey like krill for the whales to eat ... ....
The Incredibly Rare, Tropical Whale Science Just Found
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Scientists are learning more and more about the extremely rare Omura’s whale, a species they only just learned existed. In a few months, Dr ... — The Ocean Project (@theoceanproject) February 16, 2016 ... Both are small, tropical baleen whales with similar dorsal fins ... Since they’re baleen whales, they filter the shrimp — called euphausiids — through the sieve-like baleen in their mouths ... The Inquisitr News ....
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