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[Title] => Dynamite blasts scaring away humpback whales in Babuyan
[Summary] => The mesmerizing songs of giant humpback whales echoing along the coasts of the Babuyan Islands during the summer might just disappear soon.
This, after an international conservation group warned that dynamite explosions in the waters of Babuyan have been scaring away the North-western Pacific humpback whales from coming to the Philippines to breed.
According to the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), the loud dynamite blasts in the Babuyan Islands are rapidly replacing the enthralling sounds of the humpback whales.
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[Title] => Dynamite blasts scaring away humpback whales in Babuyan
[Summary] => The mesmerizing songs of giant humpback whales echoing along the coasts of the Babuyan Islands during the summer might just disappear soon.
This, after an international conservation group warned that dynamite explosions in the waters of Babuyan have been scaring away the North-western Pacific humpback whales from coming to the Philippines to breed.
According to the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), the loud dynamite blasts in the Babuyan Islands are rapidly replacing the enthralling sounds of the humpback whales.
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[Title] => Whale breeding ground discovered in Isabela
[Summary] => Eco-tourists may soon be flocking to the sprawling Northern Sierra Madre Natural Park in Isabela for humpback whale watching.
The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) has determined that two of the four coastal towns within the sprawling natural park are potential breeding grounds of the endangered whale species.
There are seven towns that straddle the Northern Sierra Madre Natural Park.
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[Summary] => The mesmerizing songs of giant humpback whales echoing along the coasts of the Babuyan Islands during the summer might just disappear soon.
This, after an international conservation group warned that dynamite explosions in the waters of Babuyan have been scaring away the North-western Pacific humpback whales from coming to the Philippines to breed.
According to the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), the loud dynamite blasts in the Babuyan Islands are rapidly replacing the enthralling sounds of the humpback whales.
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[Title] => Dynamite blasts scaring away humpback whales in Babuyan
[Summary] => The mesmerizing songs of giant humpback whales echoing along the coasts of the Babuyan Islands during the summer might just disappear soon.
This, after an international conservation group warned that dynamite explosions in the waters of Babuyan have been scaring away the North-western Pacific humpback whales from coming to the Philippines to breed.
According to the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), the loud dynamite blasts in the Babuyan Islands are rapidly replacing the enthralling sounds of the humpback whales.
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[Title] => Whale breeding ground discovered in Isabela
[Summary] => Eco-tourists may soon be flocking to the sprawling Northern Sierra Madre Natural Park in Isabela for humpback whale watching.
The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) has determined that two of the four coastal towns within the sprawling natural park are potential breeding grounds of the endangered whale species.
There are seven towns that straddle the Northern Sierra Madre Natural Park.
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