Nearly 40 years after the global whaling ban, large gatherings of humpback whales are being recorded more often off South Africa. One sighting submitted to Happywhale identified 299 whales in 24 hours, reflecting a Southern Hemisphere recovery from about 10,000 to roughly 100,000 animals.
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Nagbabalik ang malalaking grupo ng humpback whale sa South Africa

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Halos 40 taon matapos ipagbawal sa buong mundo ang panghuhuli ng balyena, mas madalas nang nakikita ang malalaking grupo ng humpback whale sa baybayin ng South Africa. Sa isang ulat sa Happywhale, natukoy ang 299 balyena sa loob ng 24 oras, tanda ng pagbangon ng populasyon sa Southern Hemisphere.

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