Kirsty Venter

Kirsty Venter

Aug 14, 2014

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    About This Project

    Very little is known about Critically Endangered Antarctic blue whales even though they are the largest animals found on our planet. This project aims to increase our knowledge of these animals by establishing how many there are, where they occur and where they move from and to. This knowledge, in collaboration with data from other studies, will contribute towards management decisions regarding the conservation of these animals.
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