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Orca Conservation Hits a Health Mystery

Skin lesions on killer whales provide clues to population, ecosystem changes.

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Skin lesions on endangered killer whales are getting worse, study says

Southern resident killer whales are increasingly suffering from skin diseases that leave large blotches on their distinctive black-and-white colouration, new research says.

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Skin lesions on endangered killer whales are getting worse, study says

Scientists hypothesize it could be an indicator of the whales’ declining ability to fend off illness

British columbiaUnited statesStephen ravertyMartin haulenaJoseph gaydosBc animal health centreUniversity of californiaSalish seaHealth centreVancouver aquarium

Skin lesions on endangered killer whales are getting worse, study says - Parksville Qualicum Beach News

Scientists hypothesize it could be an indicator of the whales’ declining ability to fend off illness

United statesBritish columbiaMartin haulenaJoseph gaydosStephen ravertyUniversity of californiaBc animal health centreSalish seaHealth centreVancouver aquarium

Skin Lesions On Endangered Killer Whales Are Getting Worse, Study Says

Scientists hypothesize it could be an indicator of the whales’ declining ability to fend off illness

British columbiaUnited statesMartin haulenaJoseph gaydosStephen ravertyBc animal health centreUniversity of californiaSalish seaHealth centreVancouver aquarium

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