CATALYST PLANET - Humans are Leading Blue Whales Towards Extinction in Sri Lanka via Pollution, Shipping and more

There are an estimated 10,000 to 25,000 blue whales left on Earth, including a decline in their hotspot of the Sri Lankan waters. Fishing and shipping have contributed to the death of blue whales, pushing them closer to extinction. Continue reading in Alexandra Copeland’s article on more ways that h

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