Animals
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Marine Monitoring Can Reduce Risk of Whale Entanglements, Sea Turtle, Report Shows
Effective tools and ecological forecasting can help marine animals avoid whale entanglements, sea turtle bycatch and climate change effects, according to the latest research. Read here.
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