"Memes, Canada, and Constant Contact: SCIENCE  ADOPTED NARWHAL  Sept 13 |A lone narwhal has been adopted  by a band of beluga whales in the St.  Lawrence River. A narwhal has been adopted by a band of belugas in the St. Lawrence river. This particular narwhal has been spotted in the St. Lawrence River for the past three years, more than 1,000 kilometers south of its usual range. ___ The Group for Research and Education on Marine Mammals (GREMM) spotted the narwhal with a pod of young belugas, thought to be mostly or all males. ___ GREMM's president and scientific director say the narwhal ""behaves like it was one of the boys. They are in constant contact with each other."" ___ GREMM researchers believe the interactions between the narwhal and the belugas suggest the narwhal has been fully accepted into their group. ___ Narwhals traditionally live in the cold waters of the Arctic, including surrounding areas of Canada, Norway, Greenland and Russia. ___ Footage: GREMM"
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