Are social aggregation and temporary immigration driving high rates of increase in some Southern Hemisphere humpback whale populations?

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Sthern Hem. #humpback #whales run with the cool gang to breed, might explain lack of recovery in nearby populations http://t.co/K7nhh7u9Qg

Sthern Hem. #humpback #whales run with the cool gang to breed, might explain lack of recovery in nearby populations http://t.co/K7nhh7u9Qg

Sthern Hem. #humpback #whales run with the cool gang to breed, might explain lack of recovery in nearby populations http://t.co/K7nhh7u9Qg

Sthern Hem. #humpback #whales run with the cool gang to breed, might explain lack of recovery in nearby populations http://t.co/K7nhh7u9Qg