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Whales: the Ancient Spirits Who Still Teach to Inhabit the Sea

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On the International Day of the Indigenous Peoples, the Kawesqar Community Nomad Family Groups of the Sea recalls that whales are much more than an emblematic species. They are part of the memory, spirituality and balance of the territory. A way of understanding the ocean that today contrasts with the growing threats faced by these marine giants in the southern canals. For some Kawesqar communities, the sea has never been just a landscape. It is…
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On the International Day of the Indigenous Peoples, the Kawesqar Community Nomad Family Groups of the Sea recalls that whales are much more than an emblematic species. They are part of the memory, spirituality and balance of the territory. A way of understanding the ocean that today contrasts with the growing threats faced by these marine giants in the southern canals. For some Kawesqar communities, the sea has never been just a landscape. It is…

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G5noticias broke the news on Friday, August 7, 2026.
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