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Whales protect their young by traveling in pods of several, where the adult whales are able to watch all of the calves in the group. Find out how whales protect their young from orca whales and the whaling industry with information from an experienced aquarist in this free video on whales.
Whales sleep by only allowing half of their brain to rest at a time so that they may look out for danger and breath air at the surface of the water. Discover a whale's sleeping patterns with information from an experienced aquarist in this free video on whales.
Gray whales eat bottom-dwelling creatures, such as tube worms, larvae, plankton, crabs and small fish. Find out how the gray whale filters the food from the water with information from an experienced aquarist in this free video on whales.
Erin H. Carter Erin Carter has been an aquarist at the Aquarium of the Bay in San Francisco since September 2004. She has worked with over 20,000 animals, focusing on teleosts and elasmobranches. Carter is also involved with the Aquarium of the Bay’s sevengill shark tagging project, and has her own angel shark tagging project in Bodega Bay, Calif. She earned a double major in geology and marine science at Smith College in Northampton, Mass., and participated in an internship with NOAA working on a marine protected area off the coast of Florida. Carter also attended the School for Field Studies on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, focusing on fisheries and forestry.dkdk
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