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Gray whale populations are declining due to mass starvation caused by warming Arctic waters and migration patterns.

11 reports, 7 independent Updated Aug 27
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Gray whale populations are declining due to mass starvation caused by warming Arctic waters and migration patterns.

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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

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  1. Gray whales in San Francisco Bay face increased risks due to warming temperatures and disrupted food webs.Sub-event
  2. NOAA monitors the decline of gray whales affected by warming Arctic waters and climate change.1 source

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