What Ahab never saw
The University of St Andrews Sea Mammal Research Unit will showcase some of its most exciting and cutting-edge research next week at a prestigious event highlighting the best of British science.
The University of St Andrews Sea Mammal Research Unit will showcase some of its most exciting and cutting-edge research next week at a prestigious event highlighting the best of British science.
Marine biologists are to launch a new study into ways of protecting two protected species in Scotland - one of which feeds on the other.
TALKING SEALS CAN HELP US UNDERSTAND LANGUAGE EVOLUTION
CAPTIONS: (L-R) Harbour Seal, Transient killer whale breaching CREDITS: Volker Deecke
Seals are to be given mobile phone technology to "phone home" new insights into their whereabouts, feeding and behaviour.
Almost 20 marine biologists from the University of St Andrews have been invited to attend a prestigious Marine Mammal Conference in Canada this week (beginning Monday 26th November, 2001).
A Scottish postgraduate student is spearheading a project which could lead to more effective conservation strategies for the grey seal.