81.   The whales are hard to spot in rough seas, and even harder to hit with a harpoon.

82.   The whale was dead by the time rescue workers arrived at the scene.

83.   The whales are a tourist attraction this time of the year as they mate and play in the south Atlantic off the Patagonia coast.

84.   The whales are vulnerable to ship collisions because their migration patterns follow East Coast fishing lanes, Kraus said.

85.   The whale is dead, but there is no elation on board.

86.   Though they can pose a risk to casinos if they win, whales are responsible for a sizable chunk of casino revenues.

87.   Whales are more susceptible to sonar interference than many mammals because they rely on sound for communication, feeding, mating and migration.

88.   Whales were plentiful in southern New Zealand in pre-European times.

89.   When the first rescue team arrived, six whales were already dead.

90.   With whale-watching now a multimillion dollar industry, whales are worth more alive than dead, they say.