High-Resolution HOPS Whale Impact sites  (whalescore.jpeg)

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Staccato on beach photo.  (staccato_wellfleet.jpg)

   Obtained from:

      The Collision Course of Whales and Humans

      http://www.whoi.edu/page.do?pid=12639&tid=282&cid=25169

   Original caption:

      ACCIDENT VICTIM-A 60-ton, 45-foot right whale known as Staccato-a mature
      female that had given birth to many calves-washed up on a beach in
      Wellfleet, Mass., in 1999. A necropsy revealed a broken jaw, five 
      fractured vertebrae, damage to the left flipper, and internal 
      bleeding-all signs of a collision with a large ship. 
      (Photo by Vincent DeWitt, Cape Cod Times)

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Right Whale at surface  (rightwhale.06.jpg)

   Obtained from

      Right Whale Migration Update: April 28, 1999

      http://www.learner.org/jnorth/spring1999/species/rwhale/Update042899.html

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Coast Guard cutters looking for EA990 survivors  
(Flight_990_Search_and_Rescue.gif)

   Obtained from

      http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EgyptAir_Flight_990

   Original caption:

      The USCG cutters Monomoy (foreground) and Spencer searching for survivors
      of the crash.

   Originally from

      http://www.uscg.mil/hq/g-cp/cb/jan00/990.html

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EgyptAir990 Flight path  (EA990flightpath.gif)

   Obtained from

      http://www.ntsb.gov/events/ea990/default.htm

   Original caption:

      Flight path of Egypt Air 990 from JFK to end of radar data. Data 
      furnished to the NTSB by the Air Force 84th Radar Evaluation Squadron.