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Dolphin 'stampede' unrelated to volcanic activity in Mexico - Vimarsana News

Dolphin 'stampede' unrelated to volcanic activity in Mexico

After one of the world's most active volcanoes spewed ash into the sky near Mexico City in November 2023, social media users shared a clip purportedly showing a pod of dolphins fleeing the eruption. This is false; the video was taken off the coast of the US state of California in 2021.

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Gray whales experience major population swings as a result of Arctic conditions, research shows - Vimarsana News

Gray whales experience major population swings as a result of Arctic conditions, research shows

Newport OR (SPX) Oct 16, 2023 - Dynamic and changing Arctic Ocean conditions likely caused three major mortality events in the eastern North Pacific gray whale population since the 1980s, a new study has found. During each o

Gray whales experience major population swing - Vimarsana News

Gray whales experience major population swing

<p>Dynamic and changing Arctic Ocean conditions have likely caused three major mortality events in the eastern North Pacific gray whale population since the 1980s.&nbsp;</p>

Hopeful signs for declining population of gray whales along West Coast - Vimarsana News

Hopeful signs for declining population of gray whales along West Coast

The gray whale population along the West Coast showed another year of declines, according to the latest estimates, but scientists say there are some positive signs for the formerly endangered

Hopeful signs for declining population of gray whales along West Coast - Vimarsana News

Hopeful signs for declining population of gray whales along West Coast

Researchers say a several observations may signal the end of the formerly endangered gray whale's population decline.