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Twenty-two years and 15,000km later: fluke discovery sets new record for humpback whale journey
A humpback whale has made history with a record-breaking 15,000-kilometer journey from Brazil to Australia. First spotted in 2003, it reappeared 22 years later, showcasing the longest migration ever recorded for a single whale. This discove...
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A humpback whale has made history with a record-breaking 15,000-kilometer journey from Brazil to Australia. First spotted in 2003, it reappeared 22 years later, showcasing the longest migration ever recorded for a single whale. This discovery underscores the importance of international cooperation in marine conservation. #HumpbackWhale #MarineLife #Conservation #OceanJourney #WildlifeRecord
Originally reported by The Guardian.
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