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High mercury levels found in wild dolphins - UPI.com

UPI.com

High mercury levels found in wild dolphins UPI.com Sue Hunter, the National Aquarium's director of animal programs and marine mammals, examines a resident dolphin. Credit: George Graul/National Aquarium BALTIMORE, May 21 (UPI) -- A study has found higher levels of toxic mercury in dolphins downwind of ... and more »

Pit bulls on parade - Washington Post

Pit bulls on parade Washington Post Participants in Pit Bulls on Parade cross a pedestrian bridge near the National Aquarium in Baltimore during a walk that organizers hoped would show off the breed's gentler side. Penny Lane, an 18-month-old rescue dog, pulls owner Annmarie Chiarini ... and more »

National Aquarium ends dolphin shows in favor of all-day access - Baltimore Sun (blog)

Baltimore Sun (blog)

National Aquarium ends dolphin shows in favor of all-day access Baltimore Sun (blog) On an ideal Saturday, more than 10000 people visit the aquarium, one of Baltimore's most popular tourist sites, Racanelli said. With four scheduled dolphin shows a day, a maximum of 4800 people could see the dolphins. "Fully half of our guests could ... More for Your Money at the AquariumBaltimore Magazine Aquarium ends dolphin shows, prices increaseWBAL Baltimore all 8 news articles »

After fighting bad guys with guns and stemming homicides, Baltimore police ... - Baltimore Sun

After fighting bad guys with guns and stemming homicides, Baltimore police ... Baltimore Sun May is Baltimore Bike Month, and I'm all for bikes, but not in a flying V, and not in my face. Last I checked, the city allows bicyclists along the waterfront, but only during morning hours — before 10 Monday through Saturday, before 11 on Sunday.

UPI NewsTrack Science and Technology News - UPI.com

UPI NewsTrack Science and Technology News UPI.com BALTIMORE, May 21 (UPI) -- A study has found higher levels of toxic mercury in dolphins downwind of power plants than in captive dolphins, US researchers say. Scientists from The Johns Hopkins University and The National Aquarium said they compared ... and more »