Three right whale mother-calf pairs have been spotted in Cape Cod Bay, where researchers are monitoring them. Why they are important.

Right whales visit Cape Cod Bay every year from January ... there are only 372 North Atlantic right whales remaining in the population. An unusual mortality event of right whales has been ongoing ...

If you liked this story, share it with other people. Scientists have combined passive acoustic monitoring, machine-learning tools and aerial surveys to estimate the population of North Atlantic ...

“The first sighting of mother/calf pairs in Cape Cod Bay each season ... endangered status of North Atlantic right whales, every birth is vital for population recovery.” The pair were spotted ...

"The first sighting of mother/calf pairs in Cape Cod Bay each season ... critically endangered status of North Atlantic right whales, every birth is vital for population recovery." ...

In an effort to better protect North Atlantic right whales in Northeast Florida, a company announced it will be adding more ...

Cape Cod Bay regularly plays host ... “Given the critically endangered status of North Atlantic right whales, every birth is vital for population recovery. The long-term survival of the species ...

North Atlantic right whales normally calve further south before migrating north to feeding grounds in New England and Canadian waters. According to the CCS, Cape Cod Bay is home to one of the ...

The arrival of right whale mothers and their calves in Cape Cod Bay is an encouraging event, given that North Atlantic right whales are critically endangered. Their population is estimated to be j ...

“The first sighting of mother/calf pairs in Cape Cod ... for population recovery,” Palacios said. According to the Center for Coastal Studies, there are fewer than 372 surviving North Atlantic ...