Why Scientists Are Starting to Care About Cultures That Talk to Whales | Science | Smithsonian Magazine

Why Scientists Are Starting to Care About Cultures That Talk to Whales | Science | Smithsonian Magazine

"What a beautiful way to view the world."

Why Scientists Are Starting to Care About Cultures That Talk to Whales

Arctic people have been communicating with cetaceans for centuries. The rest of the world is finally listening in

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“Tattooed Whale, 2016” by Tim Pitsiulak. Screen-print on Arches Cover Black. (Reproduced with the permission of Dorset Fine Arts)
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