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Social smarts help B.C. humpbacks adapt as oceans change

Summary by Coast Reporter
A new study reveals that nearly half of the humpback whales frequenting Gitga’at territorial waters now use a complex group hunting method once practiced by only a few.

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Social smarts help B.C. humpbacks adapt as oceans change

A new study reveals that nearly half of the humpback whales frequenting Gitga’at territorial waters now use a complex group hunting method once practiced by only a few.

·Sechelt, Canada
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Coast Reporter broke the news in Sechelt, Canada on Wednesday, February 4, 2026.
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