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Title
Expedition Unknown: Saving Marine Mammals Is a Daunting Task (Op-Ed)
Author(s)
Braulik, Gill
Published
2016
Abstract
The coast of Tanzania spans nearly 500 miles (800 kilometers), and all of it is potential habitat for dolphins and whales. Locating these threatened animals is a daunting undertaking, as each dolphin is just a tiny speck in an immense ocean. In fact, for the 40 days of our expedition, it takes incredible concentration and the sharpest, most practiced eyes to find them. But find them we will.
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PUB18884