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Why the bones of a blue whale are being reconstructed in Alberta's Badlands

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The small community of East Coulee, Alta., is home to a very big job. Dinosaur Valley Studios is assembling a blue whale skeleton from Oregon State University that will be sent back in May. CBC Radio host Jenny Howe drove up to see how the work is going.

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