Articles for tag: Killer Whales, Phytoplankton

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Pollution Wrecks Havoc on the Oceans’ Animals and Plants

Every ounce of water on the earth’s surface has been a part of the ocean at one time or another. The oceans have become important sources of economic livelihood. Many maritime industries throughout the world, including fishing, shipbuilding, transportation, and recreation depend on the oceans. They are the highways for commercial and passenger ships. However, ...

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Learning All About Orcas

Did you know that the Killer Whale or Orca is the largest species of dolphin? They have 4 inch teeth unlike any other dolphin species, which you may have seen while reading a book or in a magazine. There a three groups of pods or herds that the orcas may live in and they eat ...

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Whale Watching in Maine

The largest animals that ever lived, with brains larger than humans, whales were land beasts that, eons ago, returned to the ocean. From Bar Harbor all the way down the coast of Maine, whales can be seen cruising and frolicking throughout the summer. Six whale species can be seen along Maine’s coast: three great whites ...

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Steller Sea Lion: Facts and Information

Physical Appearance The Steller sea lion also known as the norther sea lion is sometimes confused with the California sea lion. However, the Steller sea lion is much larger, males weighing almost 2,500 pound and measuring 11 feet and females weighing 1,000 pounds and measuring 9 feet. They are also lighter in color then California ...