New Bigg’s killer whale research:

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Mia Lybkaer Kronborg Nielsen - New Bigg’s killer whale research:

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Mia Lybkaer Kronborg Nielsen - New Bigg’s killer whale research: https://www.whaleresearch.com/post/new-bigg-s-killer-whale-research #BiggsKillerWhales #KillerWhales #Whales #SocialBond #Menopause #Cetology

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New Bigg’s killer whale research:

Bigg’s killer whale females maintain close relationships with their adult sons, while daughters disperse Post-reproductive mother T60 and her adult son T60C. (Photograph © Copyright 2023 Center for Whale Research). Drawing upon an impressive dataset spanning nearly half a century of observations collected on Bigg’s killer whales by CWR, DFO, Bay Cetology, and numerous other Canadian and American organizations, researchers explored how the social bond between mother and offspring change with age

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