Whale Migration Crisis
A significant shift in ocean currents is forcing North Atlantic right whales to migrate hundreds of miles north into Canadian waters, where they face increased dangers from ship traffic and fishing gear. As the Gulf of Maine heats up rapidly, the whales are struggling to find their primary food source, a specific type of plankton, leading to alarming population declines. This situation highlights the urgent and often abrupt impacts of climate change on marine life.In this clip
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Short Wave
Where are the whales? Scientists find clues thousands of miles away
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