10-24-2023, 02:46 PM
After years of serious decline the Right Whale population has stayed the same. The numbers are still low, but at least they haven't gone lower.
North Atlantic right whale population has steadied, scientists say | CBC News
This is a bit of good news. The numbers of Right Whales have stayed steady. That means the various measures taken to help them are working.
If they can have a few steady years, maybe they can have a year where their numbers increase.
Think of this as a little bit of good news, that could become a lot of good news. Maybe next year there will be a number of babies born. We can always hope.
North Atlantic right whale population has steadied, scientists say | CBC News
This is a bit of good news. The numbers of Right Whales have stayed steady. That means the various measures taken to help them are working.
If they can have a few steady years, maybe they can have a year where their numbers increase.
Think of this as a little bit of good news, that could become a lot of good news. Maybe next year there will be a number of babies born. We can always hope.
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