Environment
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Human's Irresponsibilities Cause Alarming Decline in North Atlantic Right Whale Population
The once severely soon extinct animal, North Atlantic right humpbacks have reached their lowest current population in over 20 years, according to experts. The wildlife has been declining sharply beginning roughly in the year 2011 and researchers believe people are mostly the responsible of this occurrence.
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