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Two more dead right whales found in Canada’s Gulf of Saint Lawrence

Following 2018’s record of no North Atlantic right whale deaths in the gulf, the Canadian government, in February, had eased some restrictions on harvesters

By Undercurrent News | June 26, 2019 16:06 BST
The tail of a North Atlantic right whale. Photograph by Steve Meese/Shutterstock
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The discovery of two more deceased North Atlantic right whales floating in Canada’s Gulf of St. Lawrence on Tuesday brings the number found dead this year to four, the CBC reports. [...]

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