Leviathan rising: how the whales became what we wanted them to be
Wednesday 13th December 2023, 3:00pm
Taking the recent killer whale interactions with vessels in the eastern Atlantic as his cue, as well as his own experience during just such an event, devoted whalehead, author and curator Philip Hoare uses archive and modern images to chart the way the whale has changed in response to our need. Are orca ambassadors of the natural world, apex predators doing their thing, or mutating animatronic future-beings?
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| Organised by: | School of Ocean and Earth Science |
| Location: | National Oceanography Centre Campus NOCS Charnock lecture theatre |
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