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Scientists Attached A Camera To A Whale, And The Footage Is Truly Spectacular

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Scientists Attached A Camera To A Whale, And The Footage Is Truly Spectacular

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Researchers from the Australian Antarctic Division and Oregon State University are attaching cameras to whales in order to monitor their behavior. Take a look at the amazing footage they recorded!

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