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researchers studying belugas noticed concentrations of
bowheads in the
study area. Thus,
bowheads in the Sea of
Okhotsk were once
called "forgotten whales"...
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single species,
Balaena mysticetus. Eventually, it was
recognized that
bowheads and
right whales were in fact different. Later,
morphological factors such...
- The IWC
quota for
hunting bowheads was 100 in 2020, with 7 for
Russia and 93 for the
United States. US
hunters stuck 69
bowheads, of
which they were able...
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summer range of
bowhead whales into the
Beaufort Sea and
further east into the
Canadian Archipelago. Like
other whale species,
bowheads tend to
avoid ice-choked...
- the
Middle Ages,
early whaling fleets aimed at
baleen whales, such as
bowheads. In the 16th and 17th centuries, the
Dutch fleet had
about 300 whaling...
- Nunavut, Canada.
Arviat ("place of the
bowhead whale") is
derived from the
Inuktitut word
arviq meaning "
Bowhead whale".
Earlier in history, its name was...
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Whale oil is oil
obtained from the
blubber of whales. Oil from the
bowhead whale was
sometimes known as train-oil,
which comes from the
Dutch word traan...
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Physeteridae (sperm whales); and the
Mysticeti families Balaenidae (right and
bowhead whales),
Eschrichtiidae (grey whales), and some of the Balaenopteridae...
- Forget-me-not
Insect Four-spot
skimmer dragonfly Mammal Land:
Moose Marine:
Bowhead whale Tree
Sitka Spruce Inanimate insignia Fossil Woolly Mammoth Gemstone...
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American whaleships hunting bowhead whales between 1853 and 1874.
Russian schooners from
Mamga also
cruised for
bowheads in the sea from 1865 to 1871...
