Animals
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New Study Discovers That Large Whales Use New York Waters as a Supplemental Feeding Area
Some large whale species including fin, humpback, and minke whales make use of the waters off New Jersey and New York as an additional feeding area preying on two different types of animal species, new study finds. The team of scientists describes the New York Bight (NYB) as a crucial supplemental feeding location for a number of whale species gobbling locally profuse prey fish
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