for a near impossible task for disentanglement responders. but saving this pair is critical for the entire species. i guess the most outstanding trait is they are one of the rarest large mammals on earth. we know they are on the brink of extinction, may be something around 330 animals remaining, so the calves of these animals are the future, and that is largely why the situation with snow cone is so compelling. snow cone and her calf will continue to be closely monitored with many challenges and a long journey north ahead. we ve got the business news coming up very shortly, we re going to be talking about what a slightly aggressive stance from the federal reserve s for inflation in the us and also we are going to be taking a look at what might happen today with the bank of england with their policy decision as well. that will be met they uk time today.
so now we have to worry about two whales. snow cone, as she s nicknamed, has already had an epicjourney travelling 1300 miles through her annual migration while entangled. she was first seen caught up in fishing gear off plymouth harbor, in massachusetts, in march. by may she was near the coast of new brunswick, canada. while at the start of december, she was spotted with her newborn near cumberland island, georgia. right whale s calves swim incredibly close to their mothers, making for a near impossible task for disentanglement responders. but saving this pair is critical for the entire species. i guess the most outstanding trait is they are one of the rarest large mammals on earth. we know they are on the brink of extinction, may be something around 330 animals remaining, so the calves of these animals are the future,