Over 2,000 animals spotted off the coast of Cape Cod
Over 2,000 animals spotted off the coast of Cape Cod
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Over 2,000 animals have been spotted off the coast of Cape Cod, a sighting that has drawn attention to the region's marine life. The sighting comes as a result of an aerial survey conducted by scientists from the New England Aquarium.
The survey documented 15 different marine species in the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument. The survey was conducted in response to rollbacks from the Trump Administration earlier this year, which permitted commercial fishing in the area.
The survey's findings raise questions about the impact of commercial fishing on marine life in the region.
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What species were spotted?
The survey documented 15 different marine species.
Where were the animals spotted?
The animals were spotted in the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument.
What prompted the survey?
The survey was prompted by rollbacks from the Trump Administration earlier this year, which permitted commercial fishing in the area.
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- Photos: Scientists take to the skies and spot more than 2,000 species at marine monument Yahoo · 10d ago
- Photos: Scientists take to the skies and spot more than 2,000 species at marine monument FOX Weather · 10d ago
- New England Aquarium Aerial Survey Boston 25 News · 10d ago
- Aerial Survey Documents Abundant Marine Life Southeast Of Nantucket Nantucket Current · 10d ago
- Scientists from the New England Aquarium saw 15 different marine species during a flight over the Northeast Canyons and Seamount Marine National Monument. Due to roll backs from the Trump Administration earlier this year, commercial fishing is now perm facebook.com · 10d ago
- Over 2,000 animals spotted off the coast of Cape Cod Yahoo · 10d ago
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