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blue whale
  background
  expeditions
  degreasing
  articulation
  install
  the team
  biology
    size
    feeding
    breeding
    sound
    sleeping
    protection
  support
  media

bird prep

field notes

 

The Blue Whale Project
intro | background | expeditions | degreasing | articulation | install | the team | biology | support | media
biology: size | feeding | breeding | sound | sleeping | protection
Above: A photo collage by Mathew Wedel, showing the relative sizes
of a blue whale, a Brachiosaurus, an elephant, and some humans.

Blue Whale Biology
Blue whales are the biggest animals that have ever lived on earth; longer than the longest known dinosaur, and much more massive. They inhabit every ocean on the planet, and travel from frigid polar waters, where they feed, to warm tropical waters, where they give birth to their calves. In spite of their great size and range, there is still much we don't know about these gentle giants. You can find out a bit more by learning about:

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