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Right whale population rose to 384 in 2024, marking four years of growth due to conservation efforts, though threats persist.
The North Atlantic right whale population rose to an estimated 384 in 2024, marking the fourth consecutive year of growth, according to the North Atlantic Right Whale Consortium.
Scientists attribute the modest increase to conservation efforts, including fishing gear modifications and speed restrictions, though threats remain from entanglements, vessel strikes, and climate-driven shifts in feeding grounds.
Early 2025 data shows no confirmed deaths, one entanglement, and one vessel strike, offering cautious optimism.
Despite progress, the species remains critically endangered, with low reproduction and ongoing risks requiring sustained protection.
La población de ballenas francas se elevó a 384 en 2024, marcando cuatro años de crecimiento debido a los esfuerzos de conservación, aunque las amenazas persisten.