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Evidence Found that Sonar is Killing Whales, Dolphins and Porpoises. It's been discovered
that Naval warships are causing death to hundreds of whales and dolphins
world-wide through the use of military sonar. Spanish scientists in the
Canaries have found new evidence showing that mammals are dying from decompression:
better known to divers as "the Bends". More on the London Whale Story and updates on International Whaling Commission Meetings If you find a dead
stranded whale or dolphin contact: If you find a live
stranded whale or dolphin contact: See also "Animals
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This article last updated or added to in: April 2005
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