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Right Whale Die-Offs: Toxic Algal Blooms May Be Culprit, New Study Shows
What's causing the mortality spike of right whales, particularly the very young? Until now, scientists were unsure what was causing such a spike in mortality, but a recent NOAA analysis suggests toxic algal blooms may be to blame.
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