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Right Whales: Saving The Iconic Endangered Species, a Q&A
North Atlantic Right Whales might number around 500 in the wild, a small number for a very large and mysterious animal. Nature World News recently talked with scientist Amy Knowlton at the Right Whale Research Program at Boston's New England Aquarium, about how to save this whale.
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