Passive acoustic buoys are scientists’ ears in the deep! Get the full story on this WHOI-developed technology that protects whales from ship strikes: go.whoi.edu/om-whales | Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI)
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Passive acoustic buoys are scientists’ ears in the deep! Get the full story on this WHOI-developed technology that protects whales from ship strikes: go.whoi.edu/om-whales | Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI)
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🌊🚢 Meet R/V Atlantis— a research vessel pushing the boundaries of human exploration. Owned by the US Navy, operated by #WHOI, and significantly funded by the National Science Foundation, Atlantis is the only ship in the U.S. Academic Research Fleet equipped to launch and support the human-occupied submersible #Alvin! Strong national support for ocean research infrastructure like Atlantis strengthens US leadership in ocean exploration. 📲Learn more: go.whoi.edu/RVAtlantis | Woods Hole Oceanogra
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🌊🚢 Meet R/V Atlantis— a research vessel pushing the boundaries of human exploration. Owned by the US Navy, operated by #WHOI, and significantly funded by the National Science Foundation, Atlantis is the only ship in the U.S. Academic Research Fleet equipped to launch and support the human-occupied submersible #Alvin! Strong national support for ocean research infrastructure like Atlantis strengthens US leadership in ocean exploration. 📲Learn more: go.whoi.edu/RVAtlantis | Woods Hole Oceanogra
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#WHOI deep-sea biologist Tim Shank and ALVIN pilot Bruce Strickrott were exploring a deep-sea hydrothermal vent field along the East Pacific Rise (~200 miles off of western Mexico) when they turned off the vehicle lights and saw the vent chimneys silhouetted by a research camera system known as the MISO elevator. ALVIN is the only human-occupied submersible in the US capable of bringing three people as deep as 6500 meters, or nearly four miles! 📲Check out more mind-blowing milestones from ALVIN
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#WHOI deep-sea biologist Tim Shank and ALVIN pilot Bruce Strickrott were exploring a deep-sea hydrothermal vent field along the East Pacific Rise (~200 miles off of western Mexico) when they turned off the vehicle lights and saw the vent chimneys silhouetted by a research camera system known as the MISO elevator. ALVIN is the only human-occupied submersible in the US capable of bringing three people as deep as 6500 meters, or nearly four miles! 📲Check out more mind-blowing milestones from ALVIN
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Explore the wonders of our ocean planet, brought to you by science: go.whoi.edu/ocean-world | Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI)
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Explore the wonders of our ocean planet, brought to you by science: go.whoi.edu/ocean-world | Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI)
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🐋✨ Last week in Cape Cod Bay, WHOI researchers filmed these North Atlantic right whale moms and their calves. Grand Teton, one of the most prolific right whale mothers, is with her 9th calf. Accordion, named for the vessel strike injury across her back, is a first-time mother this year!⁠ As these critically-endangered whales migrate to New England waters for the spring and summer, we’re celebrating the 11 new mother-and-calf pairs spotted this season. 🎉 Though more calves are needed to replace
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🐋✨ Last week in Cape Cod Bay, WHOI researchers filmed these North Atlantic right whale moms and their calves. Grand Teton, one of the most prolific right whale mothers, is with her 9th calf. Accordion, named for the vessel strike injury across her back, is a first-time mother this year!⁠ As these critically-endangered whales migrate to New England waters for the spring and summer, we’re celebrating the 11 new mother-and-calf pairs spotted this season. 🎉 Though more calves are needed to replace
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🎉 It’s been a big year for ocean science here at WHOI!⁠ ⁠ Celebrate with us! Check out what made the ocean world go round this year: whoi.edu/best-of-2025 | Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI)
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🎉 It’s been a big year for ocean science here at WHOI!⁠ ⁠ Celebrate with us! Check out what made the ocean world go round this year: whoi.edu/best-of-2025 | Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI)
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