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Study: Humpback Whale Singing Linked to Loneliness

A new study suggests singing noises made by humpback whales might be a sign of loneliness.

Frontiers | Revisit the Sedimentary Stratigraphic Evolution and Environmental Changes on the Outer Shelf of the East China Sea Since MIS 5

The East China Sea (ECS) is featured by the broad continental shelf, huge terrigenous sediment input and striking river-sea interaction during the Quaternary. Despite the numerous studies, mostly on the delta, coastal and inner shelf areas, the late Quaternary stratigraphy and sedimentary environment on the mid-outer ECS shelf were poorly documented. In particular, it is still controversial in issues such as the recognition of marine transgression deposits in the interglacial period and the occurrence and ages of deposits in the glacial period. This study presents new data of high-resolution seismic reflection profiles and collective evidences from lithology, microfossil assemblages and geochronology of borehole SFK-1 on the ECS outer shelf, aiming to revisit the sedimentary stratigraphic evolution and environmental changes since the Marine Isotopic Stage 5 (MIS5). Sixty-one ages were obtained by radiocarbon and Optical Stimulation Luminescence (OSL), providing robust constraints on th

Humpy the East Alligator River whale eludes scientists who hope he's swapped Kakadu for Antarctica

A four-year-old girl who was reported missing in remote Central Australia has been found alive Humpy the East Alligator River whale eludes scientists who hope he s swapped Kakadu for Antarctica WedWednesday 13 updated ThuThursday 14 JanJanuary 2021 at 2:06am One of the last photos taken of Humpy in November before he vanished from human eyes. ( Print text only Cancel The fate of a 16-metre river whale continues to elude scientists, giving them hope it has headed for Antarctica. Key points: Scientists are still searching for signs of life of the humpback whale Whales will return around June and it s hoped Humpy s dorsal fin may be recognised