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Help save the North Atlantic Right Whales

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Fewer than 350 of the critically endangered North Atlantic Right whales are alive today.

The North Atlantic Right whale is in crisis and rapidly approaching extinction. The number of Right whales has now plummeted to about 350, in large part because of fishing gear entanglements and boat strikes. Every loss makes it harder for them to recover.

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