(1) They follow the breaking edge of the summer ice to hunt for seals, and are even known to attack beluga whales in the water.

(2) Sea lions, harbor seals, sea otters, porpoise and whales are common around the islands.

(3) Scientists believe that now fewer than a hundred of the whales ply the waters near Alaska.

(4) Acoustical energy generated by the bodies of whales or large schools of fish can be lower still.

(5) Native peoples are still allowed to hunt these whales for food.

(6) It is our hope and prayer that the humpback and other whales will be protected in the West Indies and other parts of the world.

(7) Laboratory examinations of the heads of the whales showed trauma induced by sound.

(8) Marine mammals include narwhals, beluga whales , walrus, and ringed and bearded seals.

(9) These whales have been hunted to near extinction, and only about 2,500 exist today.

(10) By the Miocene, whales of both lineages are relatively common fossils in many marine deposits.

(11) They whaled on Chapman before he could rise from his top bunk, shared with some 60 others in close barracks.

(12) With that being said, I whaled the hilt off of her skull, and she fell practically lifeless.

(13) However, paleontology as a whole encompasses all life, from bacteria to whales .

(14) Orkney folk are being urged to keep a look out for whales , dolphins and porpoises this weekend.

(15) Come face to face with polar bears, walruses, harbour seals and beluga whales .

(16) We were told that whale sharks, whales and dolphins are abundant during the summer, between November and April.

(17) Fur seals, elephant seals, and the great whales were all hunted to the brink of extinction.

(18) He really whaled her, screaming and yelling and carrying on like a demented guy.

(19) How many harbours play host to everything from seahorses and frogfish to whales and dolphins?

(20) I wondered why I should get whaled so, while Nerida, who was older, got off with a You-mustn't-do-that, darling.