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Stinking Beached Whale Finally Towed from Malibu Beach
KTLA NewsMALIBU, Calif. (KTLA) -- A rotting whale carcass was pulled out to sea Saturday by a private tugboat hired by Malibu residents who were sick of the smell, officials said. The 40-foot fin whale washed ashore at Little Dume Beach on Monday, already dead....Tags: Los Angeles Times
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From The Boathouse: Follow rules to keep whales safe
Ahoy! Labor Day has passed and officially the summer season is over, but is it really? As I have mentioned numerous times, I find fall one of the best times of the year to be on the water enjoying our Southern California weather. The crowds are thinning...Tags: Entertainment, Talk Shows (genre), Travel, National Marine Fisheries Service , Radio
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Blue Whale Off Dana Point Looks a Lot Like 'Jaws' (VIDEO)
KTLA NewsDANA POINT, Calif. (KTLA) -- It sure looked like a shark, but it was actually a blue whale that was spotted off the coast of Dana Point. The whale, nicknamed 'Scratches' by the crew at Dana Wharf Sportfishing, entertained whale watchers over the weekend.... -
Alaska Drilling: From 'Hell No!' To ... 'Ok'
KTLA NewsBARROW, Alaska (CNN) -- Edward Itta, a powerful Eskimo leader, looks out at the icy Arctic Ocean stretched out under a fuzzy orange sun that refuses to set this time of year. "This is our garden," said the former mayor of the North Slope Borough, a...Tags: CNN (tv network), Economy, Business and Finance, Oceans, BP Plc, Petroleum Industry
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Feds' Inept Fishing Expedition Sinks Scientist
The Hartford CourantThe huge humpback whale whose friendliness precipitated a surreal seven-year — so far — federal hunt for criminality surely did not feel put upon. Nevertheless, our unhinged government, with an obsession like that of Melville's Ahab, has...Tags: Science and Technology, Prosecution, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Laws, Trials
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David W. Kenney dies at 77; SeaWorld's first veterinarian
David W. Kenney, SeaWorld's first veterinarian, who played a key role in bringing the original Shamu to the San Diego amusement park as well as a gray whale believed to be the first raised by humans, died Feb. 14 in Montrose, Colo. He was 77.
The cause...Tags: Entertainment, Livestock Farming, Amusement and Theme Parks, Cancer, Science and Technology
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Natural Perspectives: Severe weather affects more than you know
While we luxuriate here in Southern California under bright and balmy skies, Alaska is on course for its snowiest winter ever. Vic and I expect Alaska to be snowy in the winter, but the amount of snow that they're getting up there is truly mind-boggling....Tags: Weather, Killer Whale (animal), Apple iPad, Weather Reports, Air Transportation Industry
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"Big Miracle" Love Story Inspired by Real-Life Romance
![Excitement over the release of"Big Miracle"is high for many Alaskans who snagged a role in the film.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2012-02/67813704-06083030.jpg "Excitement over the release of"Big Miracle\"is high for many Alaskans who snagged a role in the film.")
Channel 2 NewsExcitement over the release of"Big Miracle"is high for many Alaskans who snagged a role in the film. Especially for Bonnie Carroll because for her, it's personal. The movie portrays her own love story- one that was sparked in an unlikely way- when...Tags: Entertainment, Movies, Weddings, White House, Dermot Mulroney
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Marine biologist indicted for allegedly feeding killer whales
Los Angeles TimesA California marine biologist and whale-watching tour operator has been indicted by a federal grand jury for allegedly feeding killer whalesin the Monterey Bay NationalMarine Sanctuary, in violation of federal wildlife provisions. Nancy Black, owner...Tags: Biology, Zoology, Environmental Issues, Science, Prosecution
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NOAA Report: Arctic In 2011 Warmer, Greener, With Less Ice
Channel 2 NewsThe Arctic in 2011 was warmer, greener and with less ice cover than the past, with implications for whales, polar bears, walruses and human development, according to the National Oceanographic Atmospheric Administration’s yearly Arctic Report Card...Tags: Environmental Issues, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Ecosystems, Conservation
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