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Humpback Whale Movement Overlaps with West African Shipping Lanes and Oil Rigs, Study Finds
Humpback whales that gather for mating and childbirth off the coast of West Africa are sharing the territory with major shipping routes, offshore oil platforms and chemical hazards, according to joint study by the Wildlife Conservation Society, the American Museum of Natural History and several leading universities.
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