Could the 'Loneliest Whale' Teach Us About the Need to Connect?

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By Tiffany DuongJun 14, 2021, 12:47 pm181 pts
For decades, legendary oceanographer and marine mammal researcher Bill Watkins tracked a mysterious creature without ever finding it. Watkins realized it was probably a whale. Researchers nicknamed it "The World's Loneliest Whale" because they hypothesized that it sang at a frequency that other whales could not…

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