Humpback whale likely dead after B.C. Ferries vessel strike, researchers say
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Independent · 1 version · 1 outlet
- Humpback whale struck by BC Ferries vessel near Sunshine Coast, researchers fear collision was fatal
A humpback whale has been struck by a BC Ferries vessel in the Salish Sea, with marine researchers concerned the collision may have been fatal.
Glacier · 1 version · 2 outlets
- Humpback likely dead after strike by B.C. Ferries vessel: researchers
The whale, one of two seen in the area at the time, was hit head-on by the Queen of Surrey.
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