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Hong Kong Sees Decline in Cetacean Strandings, Human Activity Suspected in Four Cases

10.06.2026AI özeti

Hong Kong Sees Decline in Cetacean Strandings, Human Activity Suspected in Four Cases

Hong Kong reports a decline in cetacean strandings to 29 in 2025 from 41 in 2024, with 4 suspected to be linked to human activity, according to a joint government-Ocean Park report.