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			标题：Right Whales Swimming<br/>
			时间：2009-03-18 (23:53)<br/>
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               http://photography.nationalgeographic.com/photography/photo-of-the-day/right-whales-swimming-pod.html [1]  Right Whales Swimming  Photograph by Brian Skerry  This Month in Photo of the Day: National Geographic Magazine Features  A century ago only a few hundred right whales survived in the Southern Hemisphere. But international protections are working, and the southern rights' future, says Oregon State University biologist Scott Baker, &#34;looks good.&#34;  See more photographs [2] from the October 2008 feature story [3] &#34;Right Whales.&#34;  &#160;  译文：  露脊鲸游水  摄影：Brian Skerry   本月每日一图的主题是：国家地理杂志专题  一个世纪以前，南半球的露脊鲸非常稀少。但是国际性的保护工作正在起作用，南半球露脊鲸的未来，用俄勒冈州立大学生物学家Scott Baker的话来说，看起来不错。本文链接地址：https://blog.cuilw.com/post/567 [4]

[1] http://photography.nationalgeographic.com/photography/photo-of-the-day/right-whales-swimming-pod.html
[2] http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2008/10/right-whales/skerry-photography
[3] http://blog.cuilw.com http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2008/10/right-whales/chadwick-text
[4] https://blog.cuilw.com/post/567            <br/>	
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