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Endangered southern resident orca numbers drop from 74 to 73

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The Center for Whale Research says since July 1, 2021, three whales died while two were born. Officials say their population grew during the late-1970s, 1980s, and mid-1990s, peaking at 98 animals. The population began trending down after that, declining from 98 to 78 whales by 2001.

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Endangered southern resident orca numbers drop from 74 to 73

The Center for Whale Research says the population of endangered southern resident orcas has declined from 74 to 73 in its latest census. The center posted on Facebook this week

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San Diego Union Tribune

Endangered southern resident orca numbers drop from 74 to 73

The Center for Whale Research says the population of endangered southern resident orcas has declined from 74 to 73 in its latest census

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Endangered Southern Resident Orca Numbers Drop From 74 To 73

SEATTLE (AP) – The Center for Whale Research says the population of endangered southern resident orcas has declined from 74 to 73 in its latest census.The center posted on Facebook this week that it had completed the census of the southern resident killer whale population for the National Marine Fisheries Service.As of July 1, the population was 73.The Center for Whale Research says since July 1, 2021, three whales died while two were born.Their…

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Endangered southern resident orca numbers drop from 74 to 73

HeraldNet.comHeraldNet.com - Everett and Snohomish County news from The Daily Herald in Everett, WashingtonSince July 1, 2021, three whales died while two were born, officials said. Endangered southern resident orca numbers drop from 74 to 73Wire Service

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