_alaska-to-hawaii-an-epic-journey.jpg "Alaska to Hawaii - an epic journey from plastic action bbc Video Screenshot Preview")
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✓ Published: 15-Feb-2019
✓ Published: 15-Feb-2019
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Since immemorial times, humpback whales have populated our seas and oceans. They travel tirelessly along the same long roads which separate breeding from feeding areas by tens of thousands of kilometers. One particular group of humpback whale travel between Alaska to Hawaii, where they are considered by the aboriginal population as their ancestor returning.nThese majestic animals are still endangered today and are at risk from ship collision, noise and plastic pollution. These are growing threat
Since immemorial times, humpback whales have populated our seas and oceans. They travel tirelessly along the same long roads which separate breeding from feeding areas by tens of thousands of kilometers. One particular group of humpback whale travel between Alaska to Hawaii, where they are considered by the aboriginal population as their ancestor returning.nThese majestic animals are still endangered today and are at risk from ship collision, noise and plastic pollution. These are growing threat
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