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Monitoring Whales from Space will be a Boon to Research
Using satellites to track the location of whales might seen incongruous - the marine mammals are the largest living creatures on Earth, after all. But a team of scientists proposing to do just that contend that conventional whale-tracking methods are inaccurate and inefficient and that satellite data can be a boon for whale researchers.
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