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The Naming of Things this month takes a look at the second smallest baleen whale, the Omura's Whale! https://buff.ly/3a32NDD⠀ #whaletales #namingofthings #omuraswhale https://www.instagram.com/p/CNlClFqJcbr/?igshid=k389qv0icsyw
In just a few decades, we’ve gone from hunting whales to protecting them. But many are still endangered, and they face a barrage of potential threats. Now,
New interview on Living Labs!! Worth a listen.
Scientists are starting to piece together the secret life of the little-seen Omura's whale, which has a peculiar diet.
Remember all the press in November about the new whale species discovered in Madagascar?
This NatGeo article is the latest follow-up to our work! Our project now also has a website (www.omuraswhale.org) and we’re getting onto social media platforms. Follow us for more updates as we learn about this amazing new species!
