Whale 'supergroups' show numbers are rebounding from hunting. But Iran war holds dangers for them | WKMG
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A couple in South Africa documented a large gathering of humpback whales, highlighting the species' recovery from past hunting. However, experts warn that increased shipping due to conflicts in the Middle East poses new risks to whale safety.
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The article is well-written for a news piece, providing clear information and maintaining a mostly neutral tone while presenting scientific findings and quotes from reliable sources. It effectively balances the positive recovery of whale populations with the emerging threats posed by geopolitical tensions and environmental hazards.
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