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The decline of an endangered species of whale slowed last year as it lost about 2% of its population. But scientists warn the North Atlantic right whale still faces existential threats and is losing breeding females too fast.

Experts are seeing a decline of eight animals from the previous year when the population was initially thought to be even fewer. Whales are vulnerable.

Endangered whale’s decline slows, but population falls again

The decline of an endangered species of whale slowed last year, as it lost about two per cent of its population, but scientists warn the animal still faces existential threats and is losing breeding females too fast.

The decline of an endangered species of whale slowed last year as it lost about 2% of its population

The decline of an endangered species of whale slowed last year, as it lost about 2% of its population, but scientists warn the animal still faces existential...

/PRNewswire/ -- The official population estimate of 340 individuals released today by the North Atlantic Right Whale Consortium, underscores the continued...

The North Atlantic right whale's population was more than 480 in 2010 and fell by more than 25% over the following decade.

PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — The decline of an endangered species of whale slowed last year, as it lost about 2% of its population, but scientists warn the animal still faces existential threats and is losing breeding females too fast.

Population decline of North Atlantic right whales slowed last year. However, scientists warn that the species is still threatened due to the rapid loss of its breeding females.