1. Their blunt heads were clearly visible as they loitered, grey-black like bow-headed submarines.

2. Take bowhead whales for example.

3. Bowhead whales, the giants of the Arctic, are using the Northwest Passage to move across the top of the Americas.

4. There is one kind of whale, called a Bowhead whale, that can live to be 200 years old.

5. Bowhead skeletons are found on elevated beaches through the Canadian archipelago.

6. The results also suggested beaked whales (Ziphiidae) and bowhead whale (Balaena mysticetus) had a relatively closer affinity.

7. They ate meat and blubber from the bowhead, built houses using their bones and burned their oil.

8. This photo shows a bowhead whale that was harpooned during the whale fall migration to their winter grounds.

9. One bowhead whale is reported to have been 130 years old when it died.

10. If they continue to mate with bowhead whales, goodbye North Pacific rights.

10. try its best to collect and make good sentences.

11. For thousands of years the native people living above the Arctic circle in Alaska have depended on hunting bowhead whales and other mammals for their subsistence.

12. The work may provide insights into the development of Arctic cultures in which bowhead hunting plays a central role.

13. It is vital spring and summer foraging habitat for more than 90 percent Western Arctic bowhead whale population.

14. During the summer, many polar bears gather to rest and feed on hunter-harvested bowhead whale remains near Kaktovik, on Barter Island.

15. Skeletons, DNA samples and harpoon heads have all suggested that bowhead populations living on each side of the continent did meet and mingle.

16. Japanese samurai before the contest of respect for each other must bowhead.

17. This was the first time I had ever seen a bowhead, and I would have never expected to see one ashore with people running atop it, across its length.