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Rope that entangled dead right whale identified as likely Maine lobster gear

'This news will undoubtedly also bring with it a fear and anxiousness around what could come next from NOAA' - Patrick Keliher, Maine Department of Marine Resources

By Jason Huffman | Feb. 14, 2024 21:50 GMT
North Atlantic right whale #5120 in 2022. Image from NOAA North Atlantic right whale gallery.
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North American lobster harvesters in the US state of Maine were dealt some very bad news on Wednesday (Feb. 14). [...]

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