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​Science Lessons and Activities
Explore whale biology, behavior and habitat. Learn more about what whales are, where they live, their diversity in speed, size, and communication patterns, their evolution, and migration. 


How Big Are Whales?
How Do Whales Hear?
How Do Whales Stay Warm?
How Do Whales Eat?
How Do Whales See?
​New Bedford Whaling Museum
18 Johnny Cake Hill
​New Bedford, MA 02740
508-997-0046
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      • Whaling History >
        • Yankee Whaling
        • Lagoda
        • Grand Panorama
        • Cultures of Whaling
      • Energy and Enterprise
      • Captain Paul Cuffe
      • Local Women's History
      • Decorative Arts
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