
ALT Clip from the news: "However, the samples for these analyses—which often require freshly deceased animals—can be hard to obtain and aging methods such as earwax accumulation don’t work for all species. Another complication? Whaling was so intense for several decades in the 20th century that in many species, almost all of the large, old whales were probably slaughtered, says ecologist Greg Breed of the University of Alaska Fairbanks. Most whales alive today are probably relatively young, he says, making it even more difficult to identify any surviving oldsters."

ALT A table that compares several temperature scales for several temperature points. The scales are Kelvin, Celsius, Fahrenheit, Rankine, Delisle, Newton, Réamur, and Rømer. The funny thing here is all of the scales increase as the temperature points increase (like the average human body is higher than the absolute zero), but only the Delisle scale decreases as temperature points increase (absolute zero has a temperature of 559.73 degrees Delisle, while the temperature of the surface of the Sun has the temperature of -8100 degrees Delisle).



















