Survey shows more Cook Inlet Belugas
Mary Pemberton Associated Press Writer
The number of beluga whales swimming in Cook Inlet appears to be increasing, but biologist say it’s too soon to know whether the winsome white whales are finally making a comeback.
Fisheries biologists with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration were quick to caution Dec. 18 that the in....
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