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  • Giant whales stranded in Hainan and then taxidermied for scientific purposes

    Giant whales stranded in Hainan and then taxidermied for scientific purposes

    Jan 28, 2025

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    Cetacean conservation

    In January 2025, large fin and baleen whales stranded along the eastern and western coastlines of Hainan Island. The head of the Nature Department of the South China Sea Museum (Hainan) and her team acted quickly to make specimens of the stranded whales. These specimens will become an important resource for popularization of science education,…

  • France’s Antibes Marine Park Closes

    France’s Antibes Marine Park Closes

    Jan 24, 2025

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    Cetacean conservation

    Jan. 10 (Bloomberg) — France’s Antibes Marine Park has closed permanently after its last orca show on Jan. 5, amid controversy over the fate of the park’s animals due to a law banning cetacean performances that will come into effect in France in December 2026, as well as the deaths of orcas in the 2015…

  • Long Island whale stranding: a warning for marine ecology

    Long Island whale stranding: a warning for marine ecology

    Jan 19, 2025

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    Cetacean conservation

    A young humpback whale tragically stranded at Roosevelt Beach in Long Beach, Long Island, NY.Such incidents have been frequent on Long Island in recent years. Experts speculate that water pollution, habitat changes, and channel disturbances are the main causes. Polluted water affects the environment and food, disrupting the whales’ sensory systems; habitat changes force them…

  • Ocean Plastic Poisoning: The POPs Crisis in Cetaceans

    Ocean Plastic Poisoning: The POPs Crisis in Cetaceans

    Jan 17, 2025

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    Cetacean conservation

    Marine plastics are good surfaces for Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) to attach to, and when ingested, these pollutants enter the bodies of whales and are sometimes stored in their blubber. Through bioaccumulation, species at the top of the food chain are most likely to accumulate the highest amounts of these chemicals, and POPs have been…

  • Dominga copper and iron ore mine controversy down the drain? Chile’s final ruling based on environmental

    Dominga copper and iron ore mine controversy down the drain? Chile’s final ruling based on environmental

    Jan 14, 2025

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    Cetacean conservation

    On January 8, 2025, Chile denied environmental permits for Andes Iron’s controversial $2.5 billion Dominga iron and copper mining project, citing impacts on biodiversity and potential spills of fuel or iron ore concentrate in an area that is home to species such as the Humboldt penguin and cetaceans.

  • Oil tanker spill kills 32 cetaceans

    Oil tanker spill kills 32 cetaceans

    Jan 11, 2025

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    Cetacean conservation

    January 5, 2025 – A Russian dolphin rescue group says a fuel oil spill from two Russian oil tankers in distress near the Kerch Strait on December 15, 2024, may have killed 32 cetaceans, the vast majority of which were endangered Azov dolphins.

  • Mom Orca’s Grief and Marine Ecology’s Alarm Bells

    Mom Orca’s Grief and Marine Ecology’s Alarm Bells

    Jan 6, 2025

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    Cetacean conservation

    As reported by the National Geographic Society on January 4, 2025, famed orca mother tahlequah gave birth to her fourth child in late December 2024 and passed away just before the New Year in 2025. tahlequah had sparked global attention for orca conservation in 2018 by swimming on her back for 17 days with her…

  • Japan’s resurgent whaling ambitions: a new crisis for fin whales

    Japan’s resurgent whaling ambitions: a new crisis for fin whales

    Jan 6, 2025

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    Cetacean conservation

    According to a January 3, 2025 news release, Japan’s major whaling company, Mutual Ship, plans to increase its whale meat supply by 30% in 2025, expected to reach more than 2,000 tons, and has issued a new fishing quota for large, resource-rich fin whales for the first time in half a century.

  • The Scourge of Canadian Sperm Whale Fishing Gear

    The Scourge of Canadian Sperm Whale Fishing Gear

    Dec 31, 2024

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    Cetacean conservation

    In 2024, a 13-meter-long adult male sperm whale stranded tragically on a beach in Nova Scotia, Canada, with 300 pounds of fishing gear stuffed in its stomach, which severely interfered with its ability to eat, causing it to lose weight and ultimately strand itself.

  • North Atlantic right whale entangled in fishing gear

    North Atlantic right whale entangled in fishing gear

    Dec 30, 2024

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    Cetacean conservation

    On December 16, 2024, a 3-year-old North Atlantic right whale was found trapped in fishing gear and wandering in the waters off the Outer Banks Islands in North Carolina, USA. With its head and mouth tightly entangled in several fishing lines and two buoys in tow, its fate was not promising. In the same week,…

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