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December 2005 - Whale bones moved from Gibson Cove to Kodiak Fisheries
Research Center
After
a year and a half at Gibson Cove, the whalebones needed a heated
and dry location to dry out. Dr. Bradley Stevens, Acting Director
of the Kodiak Fisheries Research Center, offered the Kodiak Gray
Whale Project a new home in his facility. In December of 2005, a
group of volunteers and Fish and Wildlife Service personnel moved
the bones into their new location on Near Island. Paul Banyas built
some spiffy custom wooden racks for the bones including a special,
wheeled cart for the 8-foot skull.

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