A North Atlantic right whale shouldn't be a rare sight

This shouldn’t be a rare sight. But with only 70 reproductive female North Atlantic right whales remaining in the world, calves are more rare than ever.
These whales face a sea of dangers including entanglements in fishing gear, vessel strikes, and the impacts of climate change.
This critically endangered whale is on the brink of extinction. Every individual matters for their survival.
Take action at www.rightwhales.org
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[@liliasgordon3565]

What a magnificent spectacle - as one of the responders said "mankind is not kind" and we need to keep speaking up to be heard. Sod the people who call us treehuggers - we need ALL the animal kingdom to have this planet function as it should. Save the whales! 😮😍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@racheladkins6060]

Mankind isn’t kind. Leave the Whales alone. I want to see them thrive?

[@PA-hi9wj]

Whales help regulate and maintain ocean food chains. In fact, whale poop helps stimulate the growth of phytoplankton which pull carbon from the atmosphere to provide a cleaner and healthier breathing environment for all animals. We need whales & they need us
#SaveTheWhales 🐋

[@racheladkins6060]

Stop the fishing