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A North Atlantic right whale was found dead near Martha s Vineyard There are only around 360 left

The female whale's tail was tangled up in thick rope, some of which was found to be deeply embedded in its skin.

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Florida beachgoers spot a North Atlantic right whale mother and calf - the most endangered whales in the world with only 360 left on the planet

Butterfly, a 43-year-old North Atlantic right whale and her fifth-born were spotted at the Ponte Vedra Beach on January 27. A one year old calf was seen rolling over in the water at the St. Augustine beach

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Beloved manatee Asha dies of cold stress, Zoo announces

Nurtured by the Jacksonville Zoo & Gardens as an orphaned calf, Asha was found dead in the St. Johns River near Fleming Island.

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Endangered whale faces death from injuries, authorities seek culprit

With a declining population and only 70 breeding females, North Atlantic right whales are nearing extinction.

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Right whale calf struck by vessel in South Carolina waters

Right whale calf struck by vessel in South Carolina waters
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