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The Consortium is conducting a long-term research program on
marine mammals and their interactions with fisheries, other species
and oceanographic conditions in the North Pacific Ocean and Eastern Bering Sea.


WHAT'S NEW!
 

Fast Foraging
Scientists Measure Underwater Acceleration in Three Dimensions


What is the best way to measure the energy expended by diving Steller sea lions? A new study tests underwater acceleration as a novel way to estimate the energetic cost of foraging.

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April 21, 2008

fahlman study
From the Field: Tagging Transient Killer Whales in Southeast Alaska:
Part II: Night-time Follow and Tag Recovery

Killer whale researcher Volker Deecke reports from Southeast Alaska on his study of the nocturnal hunting habits of transient killer whales. In the second of two instalments, Deecke describes the challenges of tracking a group of killer whales through the fjords to recover a valuable data tag.

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March 25, 2008

listening to Killer whales
Accelerating Research

How can we determine where and when sea lions and fur seals capture prey? Researchers working at the Vancouver Aquarium are developing novel technology that they hope will answer this question. A recent video-report prepared by the Content Production Group of the Vancouver Aquarium provides fascinating insights into how this intriguing question is being solved.

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March 4,2008

accelerometer
From the Field: Part 1: Tagging Transient Killer Whales in Southeast Alaska

Killer whale researcher Volker Deecke reports from Southeast Alaska on his study of the nocturnal hunting habits of transient killer whales. In the first of two instalments, Deecke describes observing and recording two predation events in one day.

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February 13, 2008

Killer whale research

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