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news.mongabay.com > 2026 > 08 > scientists-use-satellites-to-track-whale-strandings-in-remote-places-from-space

Scientists use satellites to track whale strandings in remote places from space

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (735+ words) In 2015, the remote coastal fjords of southern Patagonia turned into a whale graveyard. That June, scientists found 337 dead and decomposing sei whales, a species of baleen whale, on the beaches between the Gulf of Penas and Puerto Natales in Chile....

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news.mongabay.com > 2026 > 08 > tracing-the-origins-of-tulips-interview-with-botanist-brett-wilson

Tracing the origins of tulips: Interview with botanist Brett Wilson

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (925+ words) The universally beloved tulips are synonymous with the Netherlands. The low-lying European country dominates the global market, producing nearly 90% of the world’s tulips. Every year, from March to May, tourists flock to tulip gardens and fields in the Dutch countryside…...