Science News: Marine megafauna, including whales and sharks, face increasing threats from human activities, impacting ocean ecosystems. A recent study by WHOI and A ...

Researchers tracked 13,000 ocean megafauna species over 30 years to uncover where they travel, feed and breed.

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Virginia Tech joined a global research team that tracked more than 100 species and identified ocean hotspots critical for protecting threatened marine megafauna that fall beyond current ...

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While a range of taxons, including flora, died out, the fate of the megafauna is grim. ECONOVO researchers have presented their conclusions in a review article in Cambridge Prisms: Extinction.

It's a sobering thought, especially since the megafauna that survive today are declining thanks to human exploitation, as found in a 2019 study.