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Life, death and whale bones at the Natural History Museum

Most of what we know about whales starts with industrial whaling. The records kept and specimens collected during the British colonial era whaling have a dark history, but provide ongoing knowledge to scientists and researchers around the world. In 2023, I began working with the Natural History Museum London’s Principal Curator of Mammals, Richard Sabin, as a …

Making scientific discoveries easier to digest

In early 2022, nearly three years after I started researching whales for a longer-length comic, I realised this initial idea was a bigger feat than I initially thought. Spending two years researching species and their history, I was completely lost in a reading spiral – with not much to show for it. Then, in May …