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Contributing correspondent, Science magazine. Freelance science and environment journalist.
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As the Arctic warms, gray whale boom turns into a bust

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By Warren Cornwall Verified
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1.0x 00:00 08:22 1.0x Audio is AI-generated. Report an issue|Give feedback OCEAN SHORES, WASHINGTON—Whale CRC-2293 was once part of a celebrated revival, a member of a burgeoning population of gray whales (Eschrichtius robustus) in the eastern Pacific Ocean.
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[转载]News from Science-349

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By Julia Vaz, Yejin Lhee, Warren Cornwall Verified
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Weekly Headlines (Excerpts) 1. DNA could act like a famed gravity-defying pump Shrunken version of Archimedes screw could allow researchers to move molecules around at tiny scales 10 Jul 2026 By Julia Vaz 2. Thin air. Frozen temps. Toxic food. How these mice survive extreme elevations Scientists crack the secrets of Andean leaf-eared mice living near the top of the world 9 Jul 2026 By Yejin Lhee 3. How much killing will it take to save the spotted owl?
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How much killing will it take to save the spotted owl?

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By Warren Cornwall Verified
| Science Magazine Verified
Table of contents A version of this story appeared in Science, Vol 393, Issue 6807.Download PDF Related podcast Owl wars and the immune system’s memory Podcast 09 Jul 2026 1.0x 00:00 21:23 1.0x Audio is AI-generated. Report an issue|Give feedback Northern California—The next casualty in the owl wars appeared in the pickup truck’s headlights like a ghost, gliding across the dirt road in California’s Marble Mountains and disappearing into the forest.
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