Title: Narwhal Tusks - Narwhal Tusks for Sale - Narwhal Tusk Sales & Information
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Narwhal Tusk Sales & Info
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Content: I still have it to this day, and one day will restore it to its original state. During that winter and the next, the gentleman made follow-up visits in case repairs were needed. He was very impressed with my father and his success with the machine, because within that first winter, he had contracts with the power company and timber company to check on their power lines and spar tree equipment that was inaccessible in the back country. [ Read More ]
Narwhals Use Their Tusks to Club and Stun Prey, Scientists Discover
Ivan Semeniuk - SCIENCE REPORTER, The Globe and Mail, Published Friday, May 12, 2017
On the video, it is easy to miss – a sideways motion of the head by a swimming narwhal as it chases down a school of fish. But with that split-second flick, and several more like it, scientists working with the Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada have documented something entirely new to science. YouTube
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