Marine researchers in Indonesia have charted a previously unknown underwater migration route using a drone-deployed tag on an endangered pygmy blue whale for the first time. The data revealed that the gentle giants travel through a previously unknown, distinct ocean corridor, deepening our understanding of the species' movement in the rich waters of the Indo-Pacific.
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New ‘whale highway’ discovered after tagging pygmy blue whale

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Marine researchers in Indonesia have charted a previously unknown underwater migration route using a drone-deployed tag on an endangered pygmy blue whale for the first time. The data revealed that the gentle giants travel through a previously unknown, distinct ocean corridor, deepening our understanding of the species’ movement in the rich waters of the Indo-Pacific.

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