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  1. Vaquita porpoise
    Mexico's porpoise resists extinction The remaining handful of Mexico’s endangered vaquita porpoises are holding on in their only habitat in the Gulf of California, according to new research released on Wednesday. (8 June 2023)

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    Against all the odds, world's most endangered porpoise resists extinction in Mexico's Gulf of California Experts on the expedition estimate they saw from 10 to 13 of the tiny, shy, elusive porpoises during nearly two weeks of sailing in the gulf last month. By Mark Stevenson Published 1 min agoUpdated 27 seconds ago Getty Images

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    Can a gray Porpoise recover from extinction?
    The gray porpoise – known for its small size and characteristic black markings around its eyes and mouth – only lives in the northernmost part of Mexico's Gulf of California, where fishing has brought the species to the brink of extinction. But research now finds that, genetically speaking, there is still hope the vaquita population can recover.

    Scientists say endangered porpoise isn't doomed — so long as humans

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    Where are Mexico's endangered vaquita porpoises now?
    MEXICO CITY — Against all odds, the remaining handful of Mexico’s endangered vaquita porpoises are holding on in their only habitat in the Gulf of California, according to a new research expedition report released Wednesday.

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    How many elusive porpoises were spotted in the Gulf last month?
    Experts on a research expedition estimate they saw 10 to 13 of the tiny, shy, elusive porpoises in nearly two weeks of sailing in the gulf last month.

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    Can the world's most endangered species bounce back if we stop fishing?
    The world's most endangered species of mammal can bounce back if we stop fishing it to extinction. There are estimated to be fewer than 10 vaquita, a species of porpoise found only in the Gulf of California, Mexico, left in the world.

    Critically Endangered porpoise can bounce back from edge of extinction

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    The Vaquita Hangs On: Drone Video Shows a Critically …

    WebJun 7, 2023 · The world’s most endangered marine mammal, a small porpoise called the vaquita, is hanging onto existence and appears to be benefiting from new conservation measures, according to the results...

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