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In a rare piece of good news for whales, humpbacks who live and breed in the southern oceans near Antarctica appear to be making a comeback, with females in recent years having a high pregnancy rate and giving birth to more calves.

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BENEATH THE ICEMARINE SCIENTIST-IN-TRAINING CAMP SLATE FOR SUMMER IN MONTEREY BAY AREA

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  • Home
  • About Our Lab
    • About Our Lab
    • Partners
    • Sponsors
    • Outreach
  • Current Projects
    • Antarctic blue and fin whales
    • Behavioral Response Study
    • Foraging Behavior and Ecological Role of the Antarctic Minke Whale
    • Foraging Ecology of Humpback Whales in Relation to Krill Catches
    • Long Term Ecological Research Project
    • Measuring heart rate to assess the stress response in large whales
    • Protecting Blue Corridors
  • Publications
  • People
  • In the News
  • Prospective Students