CANADA: Marine researchers rescued a young humpback whale that was entangled in rope off Cape Cod on Friday afternoon, according to officials from the Center for Coastal Studies. Passengers and crew of the Provincetown-based Dolphin Fleet whale-watching service spotted the humpback, which had ropes and buoys caught in its mouth, a statement on the center’s website said. The whale was spotted about 5 miles north of Provincetown, said Cathrine Macort, a spokeswoman for the center. It was accompanied by a young humpback that had been disentangled back in April. On Friday, the whale was eventually freed with help from the Marine Animal Entanglement Response team, officials said.
Karachi Port sets 138-year cargo handling record
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