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A pod of Killer Whales has made an appearance near Montague Island, sparking hope the creatures may have put the area back on their itinerary after many years' absence. ... Source: narooma.yourguide.com.au --- 9 days ago
A pod of Killer Whales has been spotted by Batemans Marine Park staff in the Sanctuary Zone south east of Montague Island in the last few days. ... Source: www.novanewsnow.com --- 3 days ago
There is a report today of unusual visitors to the Bay of Fundy?Killer Whales. Gordon Wilson, deputy clerk with the Municipality of Digby, was watching a large group of dolphins heading up the bay last night past his waterfront home at Culloden when a large black fin emerged from the water. ?All of a sudden there was a big black fin... ... Source: firstaid.about.com --- 34 days ago
When I was in NYC last weekend, there were several stories of swimmers getting sucked off the beach by rip currents (often mislabeled as rip "tides") or getting struck by... ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 13 days ago
From Betsy Malloy, About.com See More About: Next © 2003 by Sea World, Inc. Shamu This is Sea World's signature show, featuring black-and-white Killer Whales and their trainers. If you plan ahead, you can dine next to Shamu's private pool. ... Source: latimesblogs.latimes.com --- 12 days ago
We know this is hard to believe, but we hear that People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals wants to buy SeaWorld. Yes, SeaWorld, home of sassy sea gulls and dancing Killer Whales. PETA swears it's not a joke and... ... Source: www.telegraph.co.uk --- 5 days ago
A pod of Killer Whales line up for a murderous attack on a migrating Gray whale and her calf off the coast of Monterey in California. ... Source: www.pbs.org --- 13 days ago
Are Fisheries Guilty? - Steller's sea lions are disappearing. Despite other possible factors — such as pollution, humpback Whales depleting their main food sources, or predation by Killer Whales — many people thought the fisheries had been caught with the smoking gun. Watch "A Mystery in Alaska" Sunday, August 24 at 8 p.m. (check local listings). For more information, visit http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/alaska/ ... Source: www.bellaonline.com --- 11 days ago
Book review of Whale Done!, The Power of Positive Relationships, which uses the example of training Killer Whales at SeaWorld to help us manage all our relationships in a more positive, successful manner. ... Source: www.lockergnome.com --- 18 days ago
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Source: www.360tuna.com --- 36 days ago
Forum: Offshore Fishing Reports Posted By: gmack Post Time: 08-01-2008 at 06:59 PM ... Source: www.thechumslick.com --- 13 days ago
Pic somewhat related PETA has sent an official letter to InBev the multinational conglomerate that just bought out Anheuser-Busch, claiming that they have an anonymous donor with extremely deep pockets that wants to purchase at least one of the SeaWorld theme parks in order to free all the captive marine animals. PETA says that the park would not be closed and the animals would be replaced with virtual-reality or animatronic displays. While we applaud PETA for their balls on this one, and we do think it is evil to keep large and intelligent marine mammals in relatively small enclosures for the amusement of fat type-2 diabetics and their bedwetting hyperactive children, but virtual-reality and animatronic displays? Forget all the early 1990 pre-internet sci-fi talk, just free the animals and turn the place into a hippie theme park. Their anonymous donor is going to need really deep pockets. SeaWorld could be worth $5 or 6 Billion. SeaWorld Ohio--formerly the shittiest SeaWorld--was sold at a fire sale in 2001 for $110 million. Read . Free all the Willys, --El Tiburon technorati tags: Orcas , Killer Whales , Dolphins , SeaWorld , PETA , InBev , Anhueser-Busch , anonymous , Ohio Except where otherwise noted, this content is licensed under a Creative Commons License . Anonymous to Take Over SeaWorld! el tiburon (User ID#4 at http://www.thechumslick.com/) el tiburon (User ID#4 at http://www.thechumslick.com/) 2008-08-20 22:17:38 --> digg_sk ... Source: freedailyhoroscope.org --- 6 days ago
First published by Klaudio Zic Publications, 2008, www.lulu.com/astrology. Copyright © 2008 By Klaudio Zic. All Rights Reserved. No part of this material may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or otherwise, for commercial purposes or otherwise, without the written permission of the author, except when permitted by law. THE LORD OF THE ZODIAC Copyright © 2008 by Klaudio Zic, all rights reserved. http://www.lulu.com/astrology AGE OF CETUS In the dark Age of Cetus1, human mind is unknown as the so-called psyche proposes itself as doubtfully useful parasite. Cut from true mind, humanity adores the devil in the form of Cetus constellation. While busy shooting at the Whales and the Moon 2 , humankind makes a giant leap into the abyss of Cetus, the dungeon of the dragon. Countries secretly represented by Hydra 3 dominate as reptilian 4 power grows. STARS The stars, angels, apparently stare at us from the universe as perceived5. Studying the stars might hardly be as fanciful as default life, but surely affords cosmic perspective as the rays sent from the stars of longevity6, transhumance and true mind. The stars are not at all psychologically engaged as they make no error7. There are traveling stars, comet like stars 8 and Killer galaxies9. THE LORD OF THE ZODIAC 1 Three subsections within the Age of Pisces, namely Cetus I, II et III. 2 An allusion to Moon in Cetus. 3 The longest zodiacal constellation as brac ... Source: www.topix.com --- 12 days ago
Forget about freeing just Willy. An animal-rights group says a supporter wants to buy one or more SeaWorlds from the theme parks' soon-to-be new owner so it can free all the animals, even Killer Whales. ... Source: www.underwater-digital-photography.com --- 6 days ago
If you go to Washington's San Juan Islands …Modesto Bee, CA - 39 minutes ago(Orca season generally runs from May through October, but even if you don't see Killer Whales, you might still spot seals, bald eagles, dolphins and other … ... Source: robotaday.com --- 3 days ago
I once had a conversation with Someone Who Shall Remain Unnamed that went thusly: Me: What animals live up north? Narwhals, polar bear, Arctic hare and fox, walrus, Killer Whales, lemmings…. SWSRU: Penguins…. Me: Penguins? Did you just say penguins? Uh…. they live in Antartica. SWSRU: But then what do Polar Bears eat? Me: Not penguins, Dude. So here you have [...] ... Source: www.aquaticmammals.org --- 4 days ago
Watch clips from the documentary "Killers of Eden" above. The movie follows a pod of Killer Whales that would help Australian whalers hunt Whales off Twofold Bay. ... Source: kiggavik.typepad.com --- 5 days ago
I've just experienced one of those moments, where the unexpected catches you. A first for me up here, and something that I gather is a very rare event in Arctic Bay. A pod of Orca, Killer Whales, or as they... ... Source: viewfromtheisland.wordpress.com --- 28 days ago
On a whim after walking the dog at our favourite beach Steve suggested that we go to the Butt of Lewis with my parents, normally this area is quite wild, with waves crashing on the cliffs, a good selection of sea birds to watch and the most north-westerly point on the island (and the UK?) Today [...] ... Find more results for Killer Whales on RSSMicro.com |
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You would be forgiven that doubting that this awesome object - displayed in the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History - is a fossil odontocete skull, but it is. Discovered in Lompoc, California, and as yet unreported in the scientific literature (so far as I can tell), it is the skull of a large predatory sperm whale purportedly closely related to the Japanese Miocene physeterid Brygmophyseter shigensis (but read on). The extant sperm whale Physeter lacks functional teeth in the upper jaw and in fact even possesses special sockets in the maxillae that house the lower jaw teeth when the mouth is closed (it may actually have as many as eight teeth in each maxilla, but when it does they are unerupted and remain buried in their alveoli). However, this was not true of all extinct physeteroids, many of which also possessed fully erupted premaxillary and maxillary teeth (Kellogg 1928, Kazár 2002). In some of these sperm Whales, large upper and lower jaw teeth, combined with a robust skull morphology and large body size (6-7 m long), indicate that the animals were macropredators, probably attacking other cetaceans (Bianucci & Landini 2006, Hampe 2006)... Read the rest of this post... | Read the comments on this post... ...