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Whale meat 'makes dog food'
A British nature protection group said that Japanese whale meat is so abundant that it is used as a dog food. Thousands of tons of dolphin meat congested when more and m…
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Whales are lost in the Thames
On January 20, thousands of Londoners gathered on the banks of the River Thames to witness the emergence of two big nose whales swimming along the river, through both th…
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Whales on the Thames River are dead
The whale lost in London's River Thames died after an unsuccessful rescue attempt. Experts are now studying the body of a type whale with a bottle shaped neck. This is t…
Scientific works
Visit the first fossil museum in the Middle East
Wadi al-Hitan Museum focuses on displaying fossils that explain whale evolution.
Scientific works
Killer whales will have the world's largest artificial shelter in the United States
The exhibition area for this animal will have a depth of 15m, 0.6ha wide, accommodating more than 10 million gallons of water.
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New breeding ground for head whales?
A large number of northern Atlantic Atlantic whales have appeared in the Gulf of Maine in the past few days, making the bull whale researcher at NOAA's Northeast Marine…
Medicine - Health
27 interesting facts about your heart
The heart is one of the most important, healthy parts of our body. The heart always works without resting throughout our lives without a moment of rest. Besides, there a…
New technology
'Flying whales' Beluga XL takes off for the first time
Airbus unveiled an aircraft model in front of a crowd of more than 10,000 people near the company's headquarters in Toulouse, France.
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The UAV specializes in whale hunting
The scientists will use unmanned aerial vehicles to study whales from afar to limit their activity disturbed.
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Russia uses whales to defend naval base?
Russia hopes to train whales to protect its naval base and even destroy the intruder.
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Future planes have self-healing wings
Future superpowers Sky Whale will outperform an Airbus A380 and resemble a spacecraft with self-healing spacecraft.
New technology
Use robots to study an endangered whale
Two underwater robots were equipped to detect the cries of nine bull whales that were in danger of extinction in the Gulf of Maine (USA) last month.
New technology
Use military technology to track green whales
Australian scientists are using a submarine-based military technology to track rare blue whales at a distance of hundreds of kilometers.
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Improved combat helicopters thanks to ... whales
The engine design of the helicopter allows it to be stowed away, but the cost of production is a matter of concern. The rear propeller helps the helicopter to balance an…