How Alaska Native youth are protecting the land for the future
With climate change threatening Indigenous lifeways in Alaska, four young women are devoting their careers to their preservation ...
Meet Pakicetus: The World’s First ‘Whale’ That Roamed Pakistan
Before whales became the ocean’s majestic giants that could swallow a whole kiyak, they were land-dwelling creatures that ...
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122 years later, an Island First Nation whale shrine returns home
It was back in 1903 when a whale shrine left the traditional territory of the Mowachaht/Mouchalaht First Nation and ended up at the New York Natural History Museum.
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Whales evolved from Pakicetus, an ancient mammal found in Pakistan
Whales, the ocean's largest creatures, were once land-dwelling animals that walked on four legs. Around 50 million years ago, their ancestors roamed the shores, evolving into the marine giants we know ...
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The Makah Tribe is Calling Back the Whales
The Makah is a marine-based Tribe. Their history and identity are tied to the sea—as are their traditional foods.