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Whale surprises NYC: Humpback spotted in Hudson River
13 Nov
Summary
- A humpback whale was recently observed in New York's Hudson River.
- Sightings of this species in city waters have become increasingly common.
- Increased whale presence raises concerns about waterway hazards.
A humpback whale was recently sighted in New York's Hudson River, captivating onlookers and generating buzz on social media. Citizen science groups are actively seeking more information to identify the whale and determine its origin and size.
While humpback whales are often solitary, they can gather in larger groups for feeding. Sightings in New York's waters, once an uncommon occurrence, have notably increased in recent years.
This rise in whale presence, however, is accompanied by growing concerns for their safety. Experts liken the danger posed by busy waterways to a significant hazard for the marine mammals.
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