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Feb 7, 2013 Yale Environment 360: Drastic measures are required to save the beleaguered animal from extinction, say scientists... http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2013/feb/07/polar-bears-fed-by-humans-survive
29 March, 2013 Living on Earth: http://www.loe.org/shows/segments.html?programID=13-P13-00013&segmentID=6
Feb 15, 2013 Living on Earth: STARVING POLAR BEARS
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National Geographic, April 2013 Issue Weighing up to 1,200 pounds or more, the West Indian manatee looks something like a chubby dolphin or small whale, though it’s related to neither. (In fact, manatees share a common ancestor with elephants.) Manatees lack the blubber layer that allows whales to tolerate cold; in water below 68°F, they begin to weaken and die. The subspecies found in the United States is the Florida manatee, which disperses into coastal areas of the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico; in winter, when sea temperatures drop, they congregate inland at natural springs and other sources of warmth, including power plant discharge pipes.... http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2013/04/manatees/white-text
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The Global Partnership for Oceans is a growing alliance of governments, international organizations, civil society groups, and private sector interests committed to addressing the threats to the health, productivity and resilience of the world's oceans.
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April 6, 2013 - Focusing On Wildlife The Yangtze finless porpoise population has declined to a mere 1,000 individuals, making the endangered species even more rare than the wild giant panda, the 2012 Yangtze Freshwater Dolphin Survey Report reveals. The population in the mainstream of the Yangtze River was less than half of what a similar survey found six years ago, with food shortages and human disturbance such as increased shipping traffic major threats to their survival.... The study also found that the rare species annual rate of decline now stands at 13.7 percent, which means that the Yangtze finless porpoise could be extinct as early as the year 2025. http://focusingonwildlife.com/news/yangtze-finless-porpoise-population-nosedives-to-1000/
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Pink Poison, the Surprising New Trend That’s Saving Rhinos http://t.co/L5jJTnFPjh via @TakePart Delete the scoop?
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The Scottish Government has joined the fight against the illegal trade in rhinoceros horn by setting up a DNA database which will help trace the origin of stolen horns seized by police. Delete the scoop?
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A gang of poachers killed a rare one-horned rhino at a wildlife park in northeast India, taking to 15 the number of such beasts slaughtered this year, an official said on Sunday. Via Wildlife Defence Delete the scoop?
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MORE than 70 dolphins were reportedly killed by Fanalei villages, Malaita, last week. Sources from the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources revealed this to Solomon Star yesterday. Via Wildlife Defence Delete the scoop?
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South Korea’s announcement to the International Whaling Commission meeting in Panama last week that it would permit “scientific” whaling in accordance with Article VIII of the IWC Convention surprised…... Via Kirsten Massebeau Delete the scoop?
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The week of July 16 will be crunch time for America's favorite marine theme park, as SeaWorld braces for the next grueling phase in the aftermath of orca trainer Dawn Brancheau's death, two and a half years ago in Orlando. Via Kirsten Massebeau Delete the scoop?
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ASTONISHED fishermen enjoyed a close encounter of the huge kind when a young whale attempted to befriend them at sea. Via Kirsten Massebeau Delete the scoop?
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By Kirsten Massebeau Action for Marine Mammals 海洋ほ乳類を守る会 an independent, Japanese group supporting cetaceans in Japan has staged their second protest in Tokyo. This second protest solely focused o... Via Kirsten Massebeau 
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Our hats are off to all those brave participants that attended the demo to end research whaling.
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Standing Tall, a fisherman's change of heart inspires many *** Delete the scoop?
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Whistleblowers will not back down to Marineland! Shut them down! Delete the scoop?
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29 March, 2013 - Elephant Journal Our plastic footprint is on remote beaches, in isolated patches of ocean and in the stomachs of wild endangered animals.... http://www.elephantjournal.com/2013/03/ocean-plastics-impact-on-wild-sea-turtles-dr-wallace-j-nichols/
OUR OCEANS ARE DROWNING IN PLASTIC http://sco.lt/5ZYbZ3
OUR PLASTICS WILL POLLUTE OCEANS FOR HUNDREDS OF YEARS http://sco.lt/7tYlQ9
WHY ARE BRITISH FISH EATING PLASTIC? SERIOUS FOR FISH, SERIOUS FOR YOU AND OUR FOOD CHAIN http://sco.lt/54HFsf
PLASTIC IN 'GREAT PACIFIC GARBAGE PATCH' HAS INCREASED 100-FOLD - Killing Ocean Life and Ecosystem | Common Dreams https://www.commondreams.org/headline/2012/05/09-2
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SEA CHANGE - THE LOSS OF OCEAN SPECIES IS STAGGERING http://sco.lt/8AV5qz
TOMORROW'S LIFE-SAVING MEDICATIONS MAY CURRENTLY B E LIVING AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA - KEEP OUR OCEANS CLEAN AND HEALTHY http://sco.lt/7tJmK1
EMPTYING OUR OCEANS IS NO EXCUSE TO BOOST GMO RAISED FISH Major US Food Retailers To Shun Genetically Modified, Factory Farmed, Enslaved Seafood http://sco.lt/6HqYt7
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WATCH: DO WE HAVE THE COURAGE? A Moving Short Film About MIDWAY by Chris Jordan - http://www.scoop.it/t/our-oceans-need-us/p/1061944409/midway-a-short-film-by-chris-jordan-do-we-have-the-courage
VIDEO: KILL PLASTIC NOT WILDLIFE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTQywfyECs0&sns=em
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American oceanographer and world-famous conservationist and explorer Sylvia Earle has spent a lifetime exploring the world's oceans. In this Melbourne, Australia talk, she explains how... http://www.themonthly.com.au/video/2013/03/24/1364105192/future-oceans-sylvia-earle
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One billion people rely on fish as an important source of protein. - WWF An international group of ecologists and economists warned that the world will run out of seafood by 2048... http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=VxacxShp3LY Via Fabrice Leclerc, pdjmoo Delete the scoop?
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KRUGER NATIONAL PARK, South Africa (Reuters) - Five days after the rhino was gunned down, its carcass had been picked apart by scavengers while the poachers who killed the threatened animal had probably (RT @stickyinhanoi: unfounded belief in cancer/hangover... Delete the scoop?
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Anyone who is also a member of ************ has possibly seen this allready, but I would love to see what other people think is going on here because I'm pretty sure these two stripers are dead out... Delete the scoop?
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If the wolf haters think advocates are looking the other way while they systematically dismantle wolf recovery across the US, they better think twice. Via Wildlife Defence Delete the scoop?
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(AP) — Blue whales, the world's largest animal, are being seen in droves off the California coast. Via Kirsten Massebeau Delete the scoop?
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Critics say if plan goes through, Seoul could face harsh diplomatic backlash... Via Kirsten Massebeau Delete the scoop?
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By Kirsten Massebeau “Blackfish” the new documentary about the captive industry being previewed at the Sundance Film Festival is making waves as it delves into the dark side of captivit... Via Kirsten Massebeau
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Taiji, Japan is the captive industries dirty secret! 
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Just so sad that people do not know or do not care about these "Children of the Seas" and if they want to see them, take a boat 6 miles off the coast of California..they live with their super pods in happiness!!
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By Kirsten Massebeau In what seems a bold move SeaWorld a company already on the hot seat due to the death of Dawn Branchau, David Kirby's recent book, "Death at SeaWorld", and the soon to be relea... Via Kirsten Massebeau
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How many #dolphins at Kamogawa SeaWorld are from #Taiji drive fisheries.
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In what seems a bold move SeaWorld a company already on the hot seat due to the death of Dawn Branchau, David Kirby’s recent book, “Death at SeaWorld”, and the soon to be released documentary, “Blackfish” have requested a permit to import aPacific white-sided dolphin from Kamogawa SeaWorld in Japan. Kirara was born May 3, 2006 in captivity at Kamogawa SeaWorld. In the statement for import permit Kamogawa SeaWorld states these points about the dolphin candidates parents Spica and Hokuto: Delete the scoop?
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