Whales and Dolphins Found in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch for the First Time

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By The ConversationOct 30, 2019, 9:10 am196 pts
By Chandra Salgado Kent Scientific research doesn't usually mean being strapped in a harness by the open paratroop doors of a Vietnam-war-era Hercules plane. But that's the situation I found myself in several years ago, the result of which has just been published in the journal Marine Biodiversity. None As part…

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