@CNN: Humpback whales stop singing or shorten their songs with the passing of ships, new research suggests. Commercial ships emit low-frequency noise wherever they roam and this unwanted soundtrack may negatively impact marine life, the study finds. https://t.co/J2dY6WCSlG https://t.co/KnR0MkKK2J

October 25, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

Humpback whales stop singing or shorten their songs with the passing of ships, new research suggests. Commercial ships emit low-frequency noise wherever they roam and this unwanted soundtrack may negatively impact marine life, the study finds. https://t.co/J2dY6WCSlG pic.twitter.com/KnR0MkKK2J

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@CNN: Humpback whales stop singing or shorten their songs with the passing of ships, new research suggests. Commercial ships emit low-frequency noise wherever they roam and this unwanted soundtrack may negatively impact marine life, the study finds. https://t.co/J2dY6WCSlG https://t.co/KnR0MkKK2J

@CNN: This architect is transforming cities into “vertical forests” https://t.co/geuHsGBBd1 via @CNNstyle https://t.co/tpxRoAwZvj

@CNN: Protesters are beginning to gather in the UK for demonstrations against President Trump and his controversial policies https://t.co/JGT32nMfIV https://t.co/M3e4XCLIr3

@CNN: “We were sick and tired of being sick and tired!”: In the aftermath of Alabama’s roller coaster Senate special election in December 2017, a record number of black women — 70 — ran for office as Democrats in the state https://t.co/TRkdlmMqlr https://t.co/ThIJ64cbqU

@CNN: A beauty queen gave up her title after a skit was performed at the Miss Massachusetts competition that made fun of the #MeToo movement https://t.co/DLisrZ5FaE https://t.co/DjJwdl1vs2

@CNN: Facebook says that it removed 1.5 million videos of the New Zealand attacks. It blocked 1.2 million of the videos at upload, meaning they would not have been seen by users, but did not say how many people had seen the remaining 300,000 videos. https://t.co/jviJ73njSr

@CNN: Senior leaders of British aid organization Oxfam are to meet government officials on Monday amid warnings it could lose public funding over allegations its staff hired prostitutes in Haiti https://t.co/3IrKVgroEi

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