RT @NOAAFisheries: Waving hello to #WhaleWeek 2024! 🐋

Stay tuned this week as we celebrate these ocean giants! We'll explore whale science and conservation, and share cool facts, new features, videos, podcasts, and more: bit.ly/3OHlO2x

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RT @NOAAFisheries: Did you know that whales can help reduce climate change impacts?

That's right, they can store carbon in their bodies and transport nutrients that benefit ocean food chains. Learn how they do it:bit.ly/3SCblGW #WhaleWeek

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RT @NOAAOceanToday: The North Atlantic right whale got its name because it was an easy target and the "right" whale to hunt. Join marine biologists on their expedition to track the remaining populations, and find out what can be done for those that remain. oceantoday.noaa.gov/fullmoon… #WhaleWeek

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Brush up on your whale knowledge for #TriviaTuesday!

Do you know which whale lives the longest? How about which whale dives the deepest?

Learn some fun whale facts so you can be a whale wiz at your next trivia night: bit.ly/2DRRUYg
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RT @NOAAFisheries: It's #WhaleWeek! Among the largest and oldest animals on Earth, whales are found in every ocean. They range in size range from the small dwarf sperm whale to the massive blue whale—the largest animal on the planet. Dive into whale science and conservation: https://t.co/fchZV0ltIW https://t.co/qLUuAJEuZ3

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