Brazil's Humpback Whales Surge to 35,000 After Conservation Efforts

Brazil's humpback whale population has soared from 2,000 to nearly 35,000 due to effective conservation measures. The global whaling ban and protective actions have played a crucial role in this remarkable recovery. Scientists are now investigating their migration patterns, family connections, and behaviors while monitoring threats from fishing nets, ships, and climate change. This resurgence highlights the importance of marine conservation efforts in protecting endangered species.