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A cruise ship heading for New York this month struck and killed a whale and dragged it into the Hudson River, part of a higher-than-usual rate of strikes along the Eastern Seaboard for this time of year, a federal agency said.

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Magnificent humpback whales measuring 12 to 16 meters long  escaping the colder parts of the Pacific Ocean and  loving  the Philippines' warm waters are being awaited in Pagudpud town in Ilocos Norte.

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