Tracking the surprise migration of southern right whales - BBC News

New Zealand's southern right whales were almost hunted to extinction a century ago.
Their recovery now depends on the health of the oceans - but where exactly do they feed?
The answer has surprised scientists and provided hope for the species amid climate change.
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[@M_AbdF]

I lived and worked in New Zealand, and I still remember this period of my life with great fondness. Even then, I drew attention to the love and care with which kiwi people relate to their nature and protect it. I have never seen such an attitude. I am 100% sure that if these people made the decision to restore the population of these beautiful marine animals, then in the end it will be so! I am very glad that the Whales are in loving, caring and reliable hands. It would be nice if you could create a fund to support your research so that all people of goodwill from all over the planet can also make their humble contribution to this very important work in the restoration and protection of marine animals. Thank you, and good luck with your much needed work!

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Such amazing creatures

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These gentle giants deserve so much BETTER from us ... They ask both I g of us and take NOTHING from us but give us such JOY to see and watch their gentleness.

[@lauralishes1]

They deserved to be protected from China, Japan, and America

[@bablu9002]

yeah its so freakin sad that whales were hunted to extinction. Says a whole lot about the "modern" world order. The natives hunted them for food but they didn't drive it to the point of extinction. Ditto for the bison and the American Indians.

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Except factory ships scooping up krill in volume sufficient to decimate critical whale food source.

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What a amazing place

[@jessie.jordan]

I just got footage of two right whales interacting with a humpback in Madagascar

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Superb

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I heard whales talk a lot a blubber

[@Ass_of_Amalek]

let's put some shire music on that xD

[@thanaang1455]

Luckily they stay in this area. How come some countries still hunt them?

[@gretebremseth1622]

Because there are too many of some species, and they taste delicious.

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ear splitting music

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Mmm... This made me hungry to watch. Fried whale is so good!

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Breay

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What about the wrong whales

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What is the Maori phrase to summon the whales...

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I see Tiny Plastic Particles floating in the Ocean. Did you, let them live and you should leave.

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[@lauralishes1]

All entertainment aquariums should be shutdown. Some of these sweet intelligent whales spend decades in pools they can barely turnaround it. It's beyond cruel.

[@PaulEcosse]

Must be nice to have protected waters for these creatures, without nuclear submarines polluting their feeding grounds.

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I'd love to live there. Whales should all be protected. Japan and China are killing too many

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These are baleen whales.

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the Japanese are still whaling. their navy helped them avoid the sea shepherds.

[@gretebremseth1622]

Not the endangered species. Sea shepherds are a bunch of morons.

[@zap265]

@@gretebremseth1622 what "not the endangered species?" they are harvesting everything they see.

[@gretebremseth1622]

@@zap265 No they don't. There are rules! In Norway we only hunt the minky whale. They are outnumbering and surpressing other species. There are at least 150 000 of them in Norwegian waters alone. We take out/kill 900 of them each year. It is much more equou friendly to eat whale than steak. And I am no moron, my family eats 2 vegan meals a week. But I grew up on a small farm, back then I knew where my meat came from. I know where whales live, and I eat it when I can afford it. It tastes wondefull! 😚

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The Japanese must be very pleased with your research!

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[@stevo3938]

So basically, you’re spending millions of dollars, possibly / probably tax payers dollars, to track a whale for a few months. Where did it go? The ocean. Where its been for millions of years now. Great job!

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And a fine job tracking the whalies for the Japanese whale boats. I guess that saves fuel so it's good for the environment.

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