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  • whales Less whaling means less whale wailing Thom Dunn
  • whaling The art of whaling, from those who were there Miss Cellania
  • death The gory details of the whaling expedition that inspired Moby Dick Gareth Branwyn
  • Culture Norway increased its whaling quota for no good reason Séamus Bellamy
  • Science Iceland resumes whale hunting, endangered Fin Whale killed Xeni Jardin
  • Science South Korea may resume whaling, like Japan, "for scientific purposes" Xeni Jardin
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    Science Drones are dumping thousands of mosquitos on Hawaii Gail Sherman
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    Galapagos The informal post office in the middle of the ocean Natalie Dressed
  • denmark The contentious rock in the middle of the ocean Natalie Dressed
  • cruises Cruise line apologies after dozens of whales slaughtered in front of passengers Rob Beschizza
  • illustrative image: William Drumm / Shutterstock.com
    Science The man who saved the whales by producing their best-selling album Ruben Bolling
  • Japan This vending machine sells bear meat David Pescovitz
  • Food Japanese whaling company stocking vending machines with whale snacks to spur appropriately-declining demand David Pescovitz
  • animals Watch the largest feeding frenzy of gigantic fin whales ever caught on video David Pescovitz
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    Crotchless The crotchless panty's ascent from propriety into risqué Andrew Yi
  • climate change An interview with the man who introduced the world to whale songs Annie Rauwerda
  • Photo of whale by Christopher Michel
    climate Whales worth about $1 trillion in carbon sequestration, analysis finds Clive Thompson
  • Technology Trump OKs seismic tests in Atlantic that can harm thousands of dolphins & whales Xeni Jardin
  • Business Japan secretly funneled hundreds of millions to the NSA, breaking its own laws Cory Doctorow
  • security Whaling: phishing for executives and celebrities Cory Doctorow

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