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Nuclear Bomb Detectors Gave Way to Discovery of New Blue Whale Specie
Prior this year, a group of researchers announced the newly discovered colony of pygmy blue whales in the midst of the equatorial Indian Ocean, owing to nuclear-test sensing devices.
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