Beluga whale numbers stagnantNOAA survey in Alaska’s Cook Inlet last summer estimated 278 whales southwest of Anchorage Mary Pemberton Associated Press Writer
A survey of beluga whales in Cook Inlet finds that numbers remain stagnant and could be declining despite a lengthy effort to get the white whales to rebound.
Fisheries biologists with the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration conducted an aerial survey of the inlet just southwest of Anchora....
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