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Right Whales
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Right Whales

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Pursued by humans for more than eight centuries, the North Atlantic right whale is one of the most endangered marine mammals in U.S. waters.

This brochure discusses the North Atlantic right whale, an annual visitor to Florida during calving season. Included is a description of the right whale, information on range and distribution, and a discussion on right whale behavior and threats to the species.
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