Humpback Whales Return to Great Barrier Reef
The Great Barrier Reef in Australia has witnessed a return of large numbers of humpback whales, amid the approximately 50,000 whales that migrate annually along the east coast of the country, moving between breeding grounds in the north and feeding areas in the south. This comeback follows the cessation of whale hunting since 1978, which has contributed to their gradual recovery. This phenomenon indicates a recovery of whale populations after decades of decline caused by commercial hunting.
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