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Presentation on false killer whales in Hawai‘i by Robin Baird

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Malnutrition a significant finding in the examinations of three recently stranded gray whales

In the second half of June, Cascadia Research and other members of the Marine Mammal Standing Network examined three dead

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Sounders trading cards now available

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New names for the Sounders gray whales

Cascadia Research and Orca Network are pleased to announce the winning names for our Sounder gray whales, which have been

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Changes and New Names For Sounder Gray Whales

Big Changes and New Names There are some new developments for the Sounders gray whales who return every spring to

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Ryan et al paper on blue whales featured on SciShow

A recent paper with CRC authors, Oceanic Giants Dance to Atmospheric Rhythms: Ephemeral Wind-Driven Resource Tracking by Blue Whales, was

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Second whale ship strike mortality in Washington State in October confirmed

For the 2nd time in recent weeks, examination of a stranded whale confirmed it was likely the victim of a

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Cascadia participates in minke whale necropsy

On 07 October 2022, Cascadia Research assisted The San Juan Marine Mammal Stranding Network, The SeaDoc Society, and World Vets

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Enrico Corsi featured on Marine Mammal Science Podcast

Differences in social structures of Hawaiian bottlenose dolphins This episode is a special extra show recoded at the Society for

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Cascadia at the 24th Biennial Conference on the Biology of Marine Mammals

From August 1-5th, Cascadia research staff and affiliates will be participating in the 24th Biennial Conference on the Biology of

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