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Whales : Mysterious Eyes

Whales : Mysterious Eyes

December 19, 2013 Shortlink

Cetaceans can be divided into two large groups—the mysticetes and the odontocetes. The mysticetes are the baleen whales—such as the Blue whale, Humpback, Bowhead whales, California Gray whale, Southern right whale, and so on. The odontocetes include the Sperm whale, […]

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