Monday, December 10, 2012

Saving the magnificent blue whale | Redux

Saving the magnificent blue whale

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649 - Bubbly Blues - Seamless Texture by Patrick Hoesly
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Editor's note: Asha de Vos is a marine biologist and TED Fellow whose research focuses on the blue whale population around Sri Lanka. She is a graduate of the universities of St. Andrews and Oxford and is studying for her Ph.D. at the University of Western Australia. (CNN) -- It's a beautiful day to be on the water a few kilometers off the southern coast of Sri Lanka. Within view of shore the spinner dolphins twist and turn energetically, flying fish launch out of the water and cruise for what seems like ages, and a manta ray gracefully glides under my boat. In the safety of my 20-foot research boat. I am the biggest thing on the water. Suddenly, a blue whale emerges close by, and as it breaks the surface, it exhales.

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GeographicFeature: Northern Indian Ocean

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