A “great wheel conveyor belt”
Long migration to low migration to the Energy Energy Reserves to manufacture the high lamp in the summer in high latitude, usually migrating whales. It is not yet clear why whales migrate, but it is likely that pregnant women, especially births and giving their young men a nurse in hot, shallow, shelter, are more beneficial. Hot water also keeps the whale calves warm as they slowly prepare their insulated layers of the bilber. Some scientists believe that the whale can migrate to the skin to strangle their skin in the same hot, shallow waters.
Roman et al. Local data available for whale feeding and breeding fields was examined, leaping the data in the data to fill the spaces in the data with aircraft and ship survey, then calculate the transport of nutrients in their models. They focused on Six species known to migrate seasonally overwards distastes from higher lotitudes to lower lotitudes: Blue whales, fins whales, gray whales, humpback tales, and north atlantic and source RIGHT WHALES.
They found that the whale could carry about 4,000 tonnes of nitrogen every year during their migration, as well as 45,000 tonnes of biomass – and that number could have been three times more than the industrial wheeling population. “We call it the ‘great whale conveyor belt’. Roman said. “It can also be considered as a fireplace, because the whale eats in large areas, but the companion, race and birth, they need to live in a relatively limited place. First, the calves do not have the energy to travel long distances, such as the mother can have no effect on the skin.”
“Because of their size, the wheel is able to do the work that no other animal does. They are living on a different scale, ” Co -author Andrew Prashang saidA marine expert in the central climate of the unprecedented organization. “Nutrients are coming from outside – and not from any stream, but by these migratory animals. It is extremely cool, and it changes how we think about the environmental system in the sea. We do not think about animals other than humans who affect the planets, but whales act.
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