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Whales transport 4,000 tons of nitrogen yearly from feeding grounds to breeding sites, aiding coral and plankton, per study.
A new study shows that whales migrate from nutrient-rich feeding grounds to low-nutrient breeding areas, like Hawaii, where they release vital nutrients through their waste.
This process transports about 4,000 tons of nitrogen annually, benefiting coral reefs and phytoplankton growth, which helps absorb carbon and produce oxygen.
The study highlights the crucial role whales play in maintaining healthy marine ecosystems.
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Las ballenas transportan 4.000 toneladas de nitrógeno al año desde los lugares de alimentación a los lugares de reproducción, ayudando a los corales y plancton, por estudio.