Vietnam whale temples reveal secrets of the sea
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Who
What
- A 20-foot baleen whale skeleton is displayed at Lang Ong Thuy Tuong.
- The temple is located in Ho Chi Minh City's Can Gio district.
- Vietnam's whale temples are tied to a centuries-old fishing tradition.
- The temples offer valuable insights into Vietnam's marine life.
- Photos credit the Center for Biodiversity Conservation and Endangered Species.
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topics: Environment, Science, Internet Culture · language: eng
topics: Environment, Science, Internet Culture · language: eng
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