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Study: Hawaii's False Killer Whales Could Be Heading for Extinction

The false killer whale population near the Main Hawaiian Islands dropped from 184 to 139 in 10 years despite protections, shrinking 3.5% annually, researchers say.

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The Hawaiian population of the false killer whale is trending towards extinction, according to a new study in the journal Endangered Species Research...

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Study: Hawaii's False Killer Whales Could be Heading for Extinction

The Hawaiian population of the false killer whale is trending towards extinction, according to a new study in the journal Endangered Species Research...

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Report: Hawaiʻi’s False Killer Whales Trending Toward Extinction

A new report finds that efforts to protect the dolphins are not working. Experts blame both fishing vessels and NOAA.

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Report: Hawaiʻi’s False Killer Whales Trending Toward Extinction A new report finds that efforts to protect the dolphins are not working. Experts blame both fishing vessels and NOAA.

Report: Hawaiʻi’s False Killer Whales Trending Toward Extinction

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Civil Beat broke the news in Honolulu, United States on Thursday, August 14, 2025.
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