Dombroski et al. used #biologging devices to show that the dive behavior of North Atlantic right #whales on the calving ground have implications for entanglement and ship strike risk.
Check out these and other findings in their new paper ➡️ https://t.co/Elh3eGyqwn
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@AGMackiewicz Yup; Excited to be in another amazing sci place. Are you still up there? I actually spent a semester in WoHo as an undergrad forever ago. I’ll be on the right whale team at NOAA NMFS NEFSC. Lots of field work dabbled with some data and R shiny fun. But first, one last Bft summer!
My crew is hiring a Quantitative Modeler to work on a project modeling spatial analysis of large whales, primarily the North Atlantic right whale, relative to fishing gear and aquaculture. #RStats#QuantFish#Shiny https://t.co/5cEASDTHid
Authors satellite-tagged 20 Cuvier’s #beakedwhales off Cape Hatteras, NC. Movements were limited, suggesting a local population, and a switching state-space model classified 96% of locations as ARS, indicating whales allocated most time to foraging.
https://t.co/CLT93UDicu
Cuvier's beaked #whales off Cape Hatteras don't stray far from home and spend a lot of their time foraging-check out our new paper in @MEPS_IR led by @heatherjfoley, @KrishnaPacifici, @Swaimz, @AndyAread from @DukeMarineLab + @rwbaird99, D Webster from CRC https://t.co/evQ2C6km3S