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Listening post monitors for orcas in Puget Sound

May 11, 2022

Researchers in Washington state are testing an array of hydrophones in Puget Sound to see if the devices can detect the presence of orcas and help ships cut their engines or steer clear of them. …

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Watch: Biologists record orcas take down massive blue whale

February 11, 2022

Biologists knew that orcas can take down some big prey. What they didn’t know was if they could take down the biggest prey. There were stories of orcas preying on blue whales, the largest animal …

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Declining salmon raise concerns about other species

September 17, 2019

Researchers are worried about the future of Chinook salmon in the Columbia River basin, and their decline could threaten a range of other wildlife, from eagles to orcas. Chinook spawning in the Middle Fork of …

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Whale-watching boat tours may be banned temporarily

November 15, 2018

A Washington state task force voted to temporarily ban killer whale-watching boat tours to help save endangered Northwest orcas (Orcinus orca). The team, which suggests a three- to five-year suspension of the tours, said the …

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