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Gray whales, once rare in San Francisco Bay, dying there at alarming rates
A study published in Frontiers in Marine Science reports that gray whales in San Francisco Bay are dying at alarming rates, with over 40% of deaths attributed to vessel strikes. The increased whale presence since 2018 is linked to Arctic warming disrupting food sources, forcing them into the busy shipping corridor.
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8 tagsgray whalesSan Francisco Bayvessel strikeswhale deathsshipping routeArctic warmingmarine conservationendangered species
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