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Whale Nursery on WA's South Coast May Hold Key to Species' Future
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Whale nursery on WA's south coast may hold key to species' future
Whale nursery on WA's south coast may hold key to species' future. Once a hotspot for commercial whaling, a section of Western Australia's coast has become a sanctuary for newborn southern right whale calves. But the population is still struggling to recover.
A series of large whales suddenly appeared hunting in the waters of Quy Nhon (Gia Lai), creating a spectacular scene, surprising tourists and locals.
Exhausted Whale Finally Cut Free from Ocean Floor in Challenging Rescue Effort
A distressed and exhausted humpback whale, found anchored to the ocean floor by a rope and not moving, was cut free by rescuers in a challenging operation off the coast of Australia, according to The Miami Herald. After a fisherman spotted the trapped cetacean one morning, he contacted Parks and Wildlife, and a rescue team […] The post Exhausted Whale Finally Cut Free from Ocean Floor in Challenging Rescue Effort appeared first on Lady Freethink…
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