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Some Recent SeaDoc News Coverage

 
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Fast Company: Killer Whale Health Records are a 'World Changing Idea'
Southern Resident Orca' Extinction Risk Accelerating
New York Times: For Killer Whales, the Doctors are In
NatGeo: New Study on Orcas Harassing Porpoises
KING5: A Bluefin tuna in the Salish Sea
Seattle Times: Deadly Bird Flu Jumps to Harbor Seals
Newsweek: Orca Swallows Six Sea Otters Whole
Seattle Times: Why are Fish-Eating Orcas Bullying Porpoises?
Seattle Times: How Humpbacks Made a Massive Comeback
Blue Dot Podcast: Joe & Bob Talk Salish Sea Wild
CBC: Bluefin Tuna Washes up on Orcas Island
KIRO 7: ‘Astonishing’ Discovery of Bluefin tuna in Salish Sea
Discover: Orca Skin Lesions. What Could They Mean?
Seattle Times: Worrisome lesions on endangered southern residents
Wash Post: Before Titan loss, OceanGate’s submersibles focused on science
CBC: OceanGate Submersible and Science
Seattle Times: Sea Lions & Salmon Recovery. What Can Be Done?
San Juan Islander: Fungal Outbreak in Marine Mammals Began on Land
California Aggie: Podcasts Like Pod of Orcas Make Science Accessible
Islands Sounder: SeaDoc Welcomes New Regional Director
Canada's National Observer: Researchers Cheer Birth of Baby Orca
Mother Jones: Sleek. Legendary. Vulnerable. Orcas Under Threat.
AquaDocs Podcast: Orca Medicine, Conservation & Policy
Academic Times: Endangered Killer Whales Still Dying as Result of Humans
Hakai: Sunflower Sea Stars Now Critically Endangered
CBC: Ship Strikes 'Significant' Cause of Death for Orcas
Miami Herald: Study Helps Scientists Understand Why Orcas are Dying
SacBee: Why Killer Whale Populations are Dying
CBS: Kayakers Get Close-Up With Orcas
CNN: Covid-19 Tests Given to Pets, Marine Mammals & More