Whale researchers call for speed restrictions in Hauraki Gulf
Innovative research has revealed why Brydes whales are so vulnerable to being killed by ships in the Hauraki Gulf, and University of Auckland scientists Dr Rochelle Constantine and Dr Natacha Aguilar are calling for speed restrictions to protect the endangered species....
Source: PhysOrg - Monday, 20 February
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