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Federal officials, scientists investigating Alaska whale deaths

Science News // 8 years ago

Federal officials, scientists investigating Alaska whale deaths

On Thursday, the NOAA declared Alaska's whale die-off an "unusual mortality event," triggering a federal investigation into what exactly is causing the deaths.

New study blames oil spill for dolphin deaths in Gulf

Science News // 8 years ago

New study blames oil spill for dolphin deaths in Gulf

A new study by the NOAA concludes the 2011 BP oil spill is to blame for the ongoing die-off of bottlenose dolphins in the northern Gulf of Mexico.

Science News // 1 decade ago

Killer virus found in migrating dolphins identified in whales, too

A measles-like virus killing dolphins along the U.S. east coast has reached Florida and is now infecting whales as well, wildlife experts say.

Science News // 1 decade ago

81 dolphins have died along Cape Cod shore

At least 81 dolphins have died along the Cape Cod shore since early January in a series of unexplained incidents, U.S. officials and wildlife rescuers said.

Top News // 1 decade ago

NOAA to let N.J. dolphins be

U.S. wildlife experts have decided a pod of dolphins in a New Jersey estuary should be monitored instead of moved, a federal agency announced Friday.

Science News // 1 decade ago

Algae bloom behind Florida animal deaths

A team of nearly 50 researchers has determined that an algae bloom known as red tide was responsible for the earlier deaths of animals off the Florida coast.

Science News // 1 decade ago

Sonar reference dropped from whale report

A document made public as a result of a court order says a U.S. government investigator studying the stranding of whales dropped references of naval sonar.

Science News // 2 decades ago

Rescurers fail to untangle whale from net

U.S. whale rescue workers halted efforts Friday to free a right whale from a fishing net.

Science News // 2 decades ago

Whale rescuers to make another attempt

A U.S. rescue team said it is planning to disentangle rope and buoys Friday from the endangered right whale trapped off the North Carolina coast.

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These animals are in typical habitat, food is present, and we have no reason to believe they are stressed
NOAA to let N.J. dolphins be Oct 24, 2008

This most important thing for us, when we have an incident like this, is to see people and agencies and scientists come together to try to solve the problem
Algae bloom behind Florida animal deaths Mar 26, 2007