Sperm whale skeleton at the National Museum of Natural History

Toto Lozano·15 February 2025 · 1:01 PM PHT·1 MIN READ

Museum-goers marvel at the giant skeleton of a male sperm whale (Physeter macrocephalus) measuring 13.25 meters on 15 February, a day before World Whale Day. — Museum-goers marvel at the giant skeleton of a male sperm whale (Physeter macrocephalus) measuring 13.25 meters on 15 February, a day before World Whale Day.
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Whales help maintain a healthy marine environment and play a role in fighting climate change by storing carbon in their bodies and transporting nutrients that benefit ocean food chains. — Whales help maintain a healthy marine environment and play a role in fighting climate change by storing carbon in their bodies and transporting nutrients that benefit ocean food chains.
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