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Use AIS To Track Whales, Not Boaters, Commenters Say

Use AIS To Track Whales, Not Boaters, Commenters Say

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Sep 25, 2022
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A fin whale in the Mediterranean Sea wears a location tracker on its dorsal fin. Satellite trackers can only transmit coordinates when the animal in question is at he surface, which for whales is every time they take a breath.

Last week, Loose Cannon broke the story1 about a major proposal to expand ocean go-slow zones to protect endangered North Atlantic…

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