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Whales & Marine Life

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Whales have a hold over many humans. To some these creatures represent some of the earliest natural history on earth. They are also among the smartest creatures. On this trip learn about:

 

  • The different species of whales

  • Baleen whales (Humpbacks, fin, sae, minkie, etc).

  • Toothed whales (Sperm whales, dolphins, orcas, belugas, etc).

  • Whale morphology.

  • Feeding habits & habitats.

  • Migration patterns.

  • Mother & calf pairs (nursing & nurturing).

  • Identification of individual whales.

  • Other marine life & pelagic birds such as petrels & shearwaters.

  • Much, much more…

An interesting website about the origins of whales is:
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2007/12/photogalleries/whale-pictures/index.html


 

 

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Contact:
John W. Schell
at jschell@uga.edu.

Judy Milton
at jmilton@uga.edu.

Cynde McInis
at cyndebierman@
hotmail.com
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