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Season of the Jubart Whales Ends with Fewer Cubs

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Every year, the jubart whales travel almost 4,000 kilometers, from Antarctica, where they feed, to the archipelago of the Abrolhos, in the south of Bahia, where they mate and give birth to cubs. But this year, few births were recorded in the "motherhood" of Brazilian whales. The main hypothesis is that this is a consequence of global warming. In the accounts of the Instituto Baleia Jubarte, until September, the proportion of cubs within the popu…
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The reason can be global warming, researchers say Every year, the jubart whales travel almost 4,000 kilometers, from Antarctica, where they feed, to the archipelago of the Abrolhos, in the south of Bahia, where they mate and give birth to cubs. But, this year, few births have been registered in the maternity [...] The post Season of the jubart whales ends with fewer cubs appeared first in JW News.

The catamaran Pegasus I leaves the pier in the center of the city of Caravelas (BA), at the dawn of the sun. The destination is the archipelago of the Abrolhos, one of the main reductions of marine biodiversity of Brazil. The trip is expected to last five hours, but ends up stretching for much longer, because the passengers are not [...] The post In 30 years population of whale-jubart went from 1.5 thousand to 35 thousand appeared first in Tribu…

Forbes, the world's most well-conceived business and economic magazine. Jubartes recover historical population while global warming shorts reproductive crop The post population of Whales-jubarte Sobe from 1.5 thousand to 35 thousand in Three Decades apareceu primeiro em Forbes Brasil.

The catamaran Pegasus I leaves the pier in the center of the city of Caravelas (BA), at the dawn of the sun. The destination is the archipelago of the Abrolhos, one of the main marine biodiversity reducers of Brazil. The trip is expected to last five hours, but it ends up stretching for much longer, because the passengers are not simply sailing, and yes, "balleying": following the trail of the jubart whales, that every year leave Antarctica and …

·Quadra, Brazil
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EBC broke the news in Quadra, Brazil on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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