2016 • New York
“For the first time in a century, humpback whales have returned to the waters of New York harbor. And not just occasionally, either. They're coming in enough numbers that a company can reliably trot tourists out to the ocean—within sight distance of Manhattan's skyscrapers—to see them.”
Popular Science, Kendra Pierre Louis June 2017
Humpback Whale in the New York Harbor near Sandy Hook, NJ, Artie Kopelman, Flickr, CC2.0
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