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Blue whales, which rely on krill for sustenance, face threats from both climate change and industrial fishing practices that deplete krill populations. Researchers and conservationists are increasingly concerned about the impact of krill harvesting on marine ecosystems, leading to calls for stricter regulations and a potential moratorium on krill fishing.
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Blue whales, which rely on krill for sustenance, face threats from both climate change and industrial fishing practices that deplete krill populations. Researchers and conservationists are increasingly concerned about the impact of krill harvesting on marine ecosystems, leading to calls for stricter regulations and a potential moratorium on krill fishing.
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