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New Research Might Help Repopulate Endangered Baleen Whales
Wildlife endocrinologist and research professor Kathleen Hunt has pioneered new methods of analyzing the hormone levels of Baleen Whales.
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Just Like Humans, Whales Grieve For Their Dead
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