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Human activity linked to 4 of 29 cetacean deaths in Hong Kong waters: report
Four of the 29 cetaceans that stranded in Hong Kong waters in 2025 are suspected to have died due to human activity, according to a joint report by the Hong Kong government and Ocean Park. The report also noted an overall decline in such strandings.
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