16th North Atlantic right whale found passed off Cape Cod

A sixteenth North Atlantic right whale has been found passed off a seashore of Massachusetts this week, according to a International Fund for Animal Welfare.

The classification announced late on Monday that a right whale was found passed on a beach near Cape Cod.

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There are only about 500 North Atlantic right whales left in a world. The 16 confirmed deaths in U.S. and Canadian waters this year represents about three per cent of a population.

The IFAW pronounced they devise to work with a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to establish a means of a whale’s death.

Breaking: Dead North Atlantic right whale off Cape Cod. Decomposed though will work w/ @NOAA to establish means of death. Photos D. Peros/USCG pic.twitter.com/Zes8njziso

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Over a weekend, whale researchers met in Halifax to plead a critically involved sea mammals being found passed this year in waters off eastern Canada and a United States.

Scientists, fishermen, large-vessel operators and Indigenous groups will also be assembly subsequent month in Moncton in an bid to revoke a series of right whale deaths.

That meeting will be hosted by sovereign Fisheries Minister Dominic LeBlanc.

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