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    Barcelona Research Paper

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    This opens Barcelona to numerous amounts of sea-life such as the Fin whale, Sperm whale, Striped dolphin, and 19 species of cetaceans which are very common of the coast of Barcelona. Barcelona also has a tremendous amount of small fish near the coast aswell, as a result, the very popular fish restaurants as mentioned before can attain their fish locally and make sure it is the…

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    Physics Final Exam Question 1 The working of the submarines sonar is focused around the way that Sound goes at distinctive paces focused around water temperature, weight and saltiness. Sound curves to colder water - nonetheless, when sound achieves deeper water, weight turns into the overriding variable and twists sound over at the surface. Knowing where the warm layers are tells Submarine Sonar Techs where the warm layers are, and from that point how sound will engender through the water. This…

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    Vaquita Research Paper

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    twenty pounds. The Vaquita are animals that thrive in a marine habitat and are found in the northern Gulf of California. The distinct characteristic of the black circles around the eyes gives the Vaquita it’s differentiating characteristic of the Cetacean species. This species is an essential part of the immense…

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    Submitted to Dr. Abdul Qadir Submitted by Tayyaba Bashir Roll no 19 Class Bs 5th semester (M) Conservation status of Indus blind Dolphin Background The Indus river dolphin (Platanista gangetica minor) is highly endemic to the Indus River, the largest…

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    In this article Ben Goldfarb writes about the endangered vaquita, the world’s most endangered marine mammal, and he explains how and why this unique animal is being pushed to extinction. The vaquita is the world’s smallest cetacean that lives solely in the narrow body of water that runs from the Baja peninsula to Mexico and it is currently on the brink of extinction due to being trapped in the nets fishermen use to illegally capture totoaba. Totoaba are large fish (the size of a football…

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    People all around needs to pay more attention in the way zoos are programing all around the world. Every single day, animals are being held captive and have no freedom, and those animals might be tortured without people knowing about it. Many people should make a statement and protest against this controversial issue. Even the zoos, aquariums, and circuses make a lot of profits by putting out ton of shows, but most of the viewers do not that deep down inside the zoos use those captive wild…

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    A Dolphin Research Paper

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    Dolphins are mammals not a fish. They are mammals because they breathe air directly to their lungs. They have hair at some point during their life cycle. They are warm blooded and give birth to live young. And they also nurse their young. Dolphins put a lot of their energy into raising their youngs. The ocean is a hard place to live for a mammals but a dolphin are adapted for the marine environment. Inside their pectoral fins they have a skeletal structure similar to the human's arm and feet.…

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    Not only does SeaWorld separate the mothers from their calves, but they also force incest among the whales. Like our own species, incest is seen as taboo to whales. Hargrove explained that one female whale Katina was mated with her son Taku, creating the calf named Nalani. Katina refused to accept Nalani after her birth. Another instance of this was with a whale named Kohana who bred with her uncle Keto two different times. Kohana rejected both of those offspring (Hargrove). It is clear that…

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    captivity are negligible, or completely pale in comparison to the harms that confinement brings for them. The film Blackfish (Oteyza et al. 2013), for instance, clearly shows how problematic it is to keep orcas in captivity. Orcas, as well as other cetaceans, are incredibly intelligent animals, with complex social relationships, and a need for immense space. Being confined in tanks means that they are almost guaranteed to suffer boredom and listlessness, and given the complex nature of orca…

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    Humpback Culture

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    Introduction Humpback whales live in fission-fusion societies (Rendella 2001: 311). Through test of DNA haplotypes, maternal migration traditions have been identified to guide migration route (Rendella 2001:313). Humpback calves, at first, follow their mothers to learn the migration paths between breeding and feeding grounds (Rendella 2001: 313).Yet, the most interesting and contested ideas about Humpback whether or not they have culture. The use of their songs, and their feeding…

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