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Researchers worried by decline in migrating humpback whales off WA

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Experts say a decline in migrating humpback whales along Western Australia's coast reflects a trend across the Southern Hemisphere.

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Experts say a decline in migrating humpback whales along Western Australia's coast reflects a trend across the Southern Hemisphere.

By Vanessa Mills · Nov 11, 2026, 12:02 AM UTC

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Researchers worried by decline in migrating humpback whales off WA
Experts say a decline in migrating humpback whales along Western Australia's coast reflects a trend across the Southern Hemisphere.
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