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North Atlantic Right Whale

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Fast Facts
Length 45-55 ft.
Weight Up to 70 tons; females are larger than males.
Lifespan 50-100 years.
Range Map
Protection Status
Endangered Species Act:
Endangered
IUCN Red List:
Endangered
CITES:
Appendix I
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