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A grey whale was seen in the Atlantic for one of the only times in the last 200 years. Scientists say it's bad news for the planet.

Scientists were excited to see a grey whale off New England. It's one of the only sightings in 200 years. But it's probably linked to climate change.

By: Business Insider

Mar 23 2024
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A grey whale was seen in the Atlantic for one of the only times in the last 200 years. Scientists say it's bad news for the planet.

Grey whales Gerard Soury/Getty Images

Grey whales have been extinct from the Atlantic Ocean since the 18th century.
But scientists spotted one swimming off New England — one of a fe… [+2690 chars]

A grey whale was seen in the Atlantic for one of the only times in the last 200 years. Scientists say it's bad news for the planet.

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