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Nearly one quarter of entire right whale population seen in heavily trafficked waters off New York

Researchers have spotted a significant aggregation of North Atlantic right whales in unusual feeding grounds, highlighting the species' critical endangerment and changing movement patterns.

Tales of a migratory marine biologist

Christine Gabriele's research unveils mysteries of marine life by monitoring changes in whale populations and emphasizes environmental shifts in ocean ecology.

The top 7 cellular trail cameras for amazing images

Trail cameras capture wildlife activity, and cellular models offer remote access and cloud storage without using regular network SIM cards.

Falcon Chicks Hatch Atop Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge

Monitoring peregrine falcons for conservation and identification purposes is a crucial aspect of wildlife protection in urban environments.

Hatch watch is underway at a California bald eagle nest monitored by a popular online camera feed

Bald eagle chicks may hatch in Southern California mountains this week
Conservation efforts have aided in the rebound of the American bald eagle population

Farallon Islands wildlife research is in trouble. What it means for marine science

Daily monitoring of Farallon Islands reveals notable shifts in wildlife behavior due to environmental changes.
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