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A lifetime studying and advocating for cetaceans: Interview with Paul Spong

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Paul Spong’s life has been entwined with whales for nearly six decades. In the 1960s, Spong, who hails from Aotearoa New Zealand, moved to the U.S. to study physiological…

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A lifetime studying and advocating for cetaceans: Interview with Paul Spong

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