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Are hungry North Atlantic right whales led by their noses?

Whales seem to find food by sniffing for a chemical cue. Scientists are hoping to turn this into an early warning system to help save the imperilled species.

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Do North Atlantic right whales sniff out algae?

Whales seem to find food by sniffing for a chemical cue. Scientists are hoping to turn this into a system to help save the imperiled species.

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Even John James Audubon can be wrong, birds do have a sense of smell | News, Sports, Jobs

The world is full of amazing things. Some things we understand, some we don’t, and some we think we understand until we discover otherwise. Somewhere, some

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No One Knows How the Biggest Animals on Earth--Baleen Whales--Find Their Food

How do giant filter-feeding whales find their tiny prey? The answer could be key to saving endangered species

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Animal senses and animal dreaming: Ed Yong s An Immense World, reviewed

What science is learning about how animals think, see, and feel might also change how you treat them.

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