Going in for the Krill
An abundant but imperiled species draws scientists to Antarctica
Inspired stories from the edge of science
Going in for the Krill
An abundant but imperiled species draws scientists to Antarctica
Following the Blues
Science in service to whale recovery
The Whales of Baja
Inspired science for the long haul
On the Beach
The mothers of beached whale calves often were missing entirely from the beach, a study found.
Legacy of a Whale
“There was just a low fence around the tank, and you could literally reach over and throw the ring,” recalls Albertson, a Ph.D. student in Oregon State University’s Marine Mammal Institute. “She kept coming back to me. It was a neat connection. It really made an impact on me.”
Tracking the Titans
Varvara and Flex are western grays, an endangered species of only 130 individuals worldwide. However, not all scientists are convinced that western grays are distinct from eastern grays (the species that whale watchers are most likely to spot from the capes and headlands of the Oregon coast). This study will help sort out that question.