News in Review Facing Extinction: What’s Killing the Mysterious Right Whale?
News in Review Facing Extinction: What’s Killing the Mysterious Right Whale?
2017 was the deadliest year on record for North American right whales since they became a protected species over 80 years ago. Through the summer, 15 right whales were discovered dead — most in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. This magnificent and mysterious animal is already facing extinction with fewer than 500 of the species left in the world. So researchers decided to autopsy the bodies to determine what’s killing them.
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- Added on: 01/26/2018
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- Edition
- January 2018
- Subjects
- Northern right whale [LCSH] Northern right whale -- Effect of human beings on [LCSH] Northern right whale -- Conservation [LCSH] Science [LCSH] Biology [LCSH] Environmental sciences [LCSH] Wildlife management [LCSH]
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- Michael Serapio (Host), Tom Murphy (Journalist)
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