Hello!
I am pleased to share a new website, http://individuwhale.com, developed by researchers with the Geospatial Ecology of Marine Megafauna Lab (GEMM lab) led by Dr. Leigh Torres. The site gives visitors a chance to meet and learn more about some
of Oregon's most iconic gray whales. Learn more:
https://beav.es/UyZ
I would also like to share the GEMM lab’s most recent blog posts. We have a new post every Monday, feel free to subscribe for weekly updates. See below!
Looking for micro in the macro: microplastics in cetaceans
Of snakes and whales: How food availability and body condition affect reproduction
Harmful algal blooms expose southern right whales to domoic acid and can potentially cause endocrine alterations
Best,
Allison H. Dawn (she/her)
MSc Student, Marine Mammal Institute
The Geospatial Ecology of Marine Megafauna Lab
Dept. of Fisheries, Wildlife, & Conservation Sciences
Oregon State Universitydawna@oregonstate.edu