How a beluga whale in Norway sparked fears of a Russian spy program
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Up to 800 beluga whales were seen migrating to the Arctic, where they give birth and molt dead skin. | National Geographic
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Up to 800 beluga whales were seen migrating to the Arctic, where they give birth and molt dead skin. | National Geographic
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Arctic belugas in drone video
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Do you know why Arctic locals never swim near beluga hunting grounds? Generations of Indigenous hunters have learned that belugas, while not aggressive predators, can be territorial and unpredictable during feeding. In these moments, they may charge boats, bump into people, or thrash the water to scare off perceived threats. In rare cases, they’ve even overturned small kayaks. The combination of ice, cold water, and a one-ton marine mammal reacting suddenly can turn deadly fast. Respecting their
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Do you know why Arctic locals never swim near beluga hunting grounds? Generations of Indigenous hunters have learned that belugas, while not aggressive predators, can be territorial and unpredictable during feeding. In these moments, they may charge boats, bump into people, or thrash the water to scare off perceived threats. In rare cases, they’ve even overturned small kayaks. The combination of ice, cold water, and a one-ton marine mammal reacting suddenly can turn deadly fast. Respecting their
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A beautiful pod of beluga whales swimming along the coastline in Canada's Arctic. Beluga whales are adapted for life in the Arctic. Amongst these are its all-white colour and the absence of a dorsal fin, which allows it to swim under ice with ease. It possesses a distinctive large bump at the front of its head, which houses an echolocation organ called the melon. Its sense of hearing is highly developed, and its echolocation allows it to move about and find breathing holes under the ice. A highl
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A beautiful pod of beluga whales swimming along the coastline in Canada's Arctic. Beluga whales are adapted for life in the Arctic. Amongst these are its all-white colour and the absence of a dorsal fin, which allows it to swim under ice with ease. It possesses a distinctive large bump at the front of its head, which houses an echolocation organ called the melon. Its sense of hearing is highly developed, and its echolocation allows it to move about and find breathing holes under the ice. A highl
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Did you know that beluga whales are approximately 40% body fat? Come by Wild Arctic during your next visit to learn more about Nunavik from his care team! | SeaWorld Orlando
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Behind the scenes at our Arctic Coast habitat! We recently collected a saliva sample from Juno to learn more about beluga health. Just like in humans, beluga saliva contains hormones that tell the body what to do and when to do it. Through our non-invasive research programs, we can measure these hormones without a blood draw, helping us monitor changes over time and apply what we learn to support belugas in the wild. | Mystic Aquarium
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Explaining The Ocean on Instagram: "A beluga whale is a small, white whale that lives in cold Arctic and sub-Arctic waters. They are easy to recognize because of their pure white color and their rounded forehead, called a “melon,” which helps them make a wide range of sounds. In fact, belugas are sometimes nicknamed the “canaries of the sea” because they are so vocal. Belugas don’t have a dorsal fin like many other whales, which helps them swim under ice. They eat fish, squid, and crustaceans, a
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