Whales

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noun

All the shirtless photos hunting tigers and harpooning whales are love letters to the endless queues of fatherless girls.

According to the activists, at least one of the whales is female and goes by the name “Narnia.”

The differences between paramecium, redwoods, and blue whales are easy to spot.

In fact, some assert that killing whales is necessary to prevent world starvation.

And this in turn affects the fish, whales, dolphins, turtles, dugongs and seabirds that live within the Reef.

There are great and wonderful works: a variety of beasts, and of all living things, and the monstrous creatures of whales.

During these fourteen days we saw very few whales or albatrosses, and not one iceberg.

The whales of the North-west Coast appeared to be of the same species, but of a darker colour.

There are flocks of very small birds about the ship, and we have seen a great many whales.

Baxter—so soon as it is ready—will let you see a proof of my introduction, which is only sent out as a sprat to catch whales.

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