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Whale supergroup show numbers are rebounding from hunting . But Iran war holds dangers for them
mymotherlode.com · United States
Whale populations are recovering from historical hunting, but an ongoing conflict in Iran poses new dangers to them. This highlights how geopolitical events can impact wildlife conservation.
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