Right whale population increases, but many are still being killed, injured
The population of North Atlantic right whales increased slightly in 2023, according to the latest estimate from scientists, released Tuesday – rare good news for the critically endangered whales that give birth off Georgia’s coast.
The North Atlantic right whale population has increased, but the animals remain at risk of extinction, say conservationists.
The North Atlantic right whale population actually increases, but ‘threats from vessel strikes and entanglement’ remain ...
Researchers with the North Atlantic Right Whale Consortium, the New England Aquarium’s Anderson Cabot Center for Ocean Life ...
The estimated population of North Atlantic right whales is gradually growing, biologists say, but this year proved deadly for ...
After years of decline, there is evidence of an uptick in the North Atlantic right whale population. The North Atlantic Right ...
Scientists announced a rare bit of good news Tuesday for North Atlantic right whales, the most critically endangered large ...
The number of North Atlantic right whales increased slightly last year, bringing the population count to about 372 ...
The numbers of North Atlantic right whales has risen slightly, leading conservationists to call for more effort to protect them.
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It was a blessedly calm day as Scott Landry’s team set out in their inflatable boat to scan the glistening waters of Great ...
One of the world's rarest whale species has seen a slight population rebound, according to data released Tuesday, though ...
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