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Scientists film sperm whale 'doing laps' of underwater camera

Scientists film sperm whale 'doing laps' of underwater camera

A sperm whale surprised scientists carrying out research in the Gulf of Mexico on Tuesday.

BBC

Last updated on 20 April 2015

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Media Watch

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BBC

Country:

Mexico

Region:

North Pacific

Species:

Physeter macrocephalus

Species group:

Marine mammals

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