Whaling season : a year in the life of an arctic whale scientist / by Peter Lourie.
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TextSeries: Scientists in the field seriesPublisher: Boston : Houghton Mifflin HarcourtCopyright date: ©2009Description: 80 pages 22 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- Juvenile
- 9780618777099
- 599.5/276 22
- QL737.C423 L68 2009
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Not all scientists live where they work, harvest their own subjects, or use information passed down from generation after generation of Inupiaq Eskimos to help learn about the bowhead whale. Arctic whale scientist Craig George is the son of childrens author Jean Craighead George, and out on the ice with the whales and the whalers in Barrow, Alaska is where this Arctic whale scientist works. He has studied them for nearly thirty years and the mysteries these creatures hold never fail to amaze him. Join Craig at the top of the world, where the days and nights are long, the people full of stories, and the bowhead whale is at the center of it all
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