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Baleen Whales Found To Be 'Singing' Under Water, Study Says
Baleen whales are capable of singing under water and noise pollution from shipping can alter marine mammals' ability to communicate. Read more here.
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Scientists Create Best Family Tree Ever of Baleen Whales
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