PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — One of the rarest whales on the planet has continued an encouraging trend of population growth in the wake of new efforts to protect the giant animals, according to scientists ...
From whales and dolphins, to arctic shorebirds and elephants, all are affected by rising temperatures, extreme weather, and ...
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Scientists issue warning after observing concerning change in whale behavior: 'Inseparable'
Satellite tracking and decades of survey data point to one major factor. Scientists issue warning after observing concerning ...
For critically endangered North Atlantic right whales, the 2024 population count has stirred hope, but scientists say ...
The critically endangered North Atlantic right whale population reached 384 animals in 2024, a 2-per-cent increase from the ...
Right whales “Arpeggio” (#2753) and #4617 pass by each other while feeding in the Great South Channel off Cape Cod in February 2024 (Credit: New England Aquarium, NMFS permit #25739). Despite being ...
Most people are lucky to simply get a glimpse of some fragment of a whale. A subtle puff of mist over the horizon, the curve of a dark smooth back sliding beneath the surface, or for the fortunate, ...
Centuries after these whales were nearly hunted to extinction, the species is getting some good news, but threats still ...
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Slow but steady growth in population of North Atlantic right whales
A whale conservation group says the estimated population of North Atlantic right whales in 2024 was 384, a rise of 2.1 per ...
Programs that tracked the beloved marine mammals near offshore wind sites are now like "a body without a pulse." ...
Despite being one of the largest animals on the planet, the limited population and vast territory of the North Atlantic right whale make tracking these behemoths challenging. Yet, accurate predictions ...
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