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Whale ‘supergroups’ show numbers are rebounding from hunting. But Iran war holds dangers for them
A South African couple observed a humpback whale supergroup of 299 individuals, indicating a rebound in whale numbers since the 1986 international hunting ban. Scientists attribute increasing humpback populations in the Southern Hemisphere to recovery from whaling, with counts rising from under 10,000 to over 100,000.
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