Although jobs and businesses begin to reopen, and families and friends begin to gather, the celebration of Canada Day will be different this year. Not only because of the Covid-19 health protocols, but also in solidarity with indigenous peoples. →
by Marzio Pelù
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Download File: https://www.cnmng.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Balena-Grigia-Imperia-Santo-Stefano-al-mare-CC-ok.mp4?_=1The gray whale sighted in the Mediterranean is a “puppy” and was not born in the Atlantic but in the Pacific, from which it moved away, perhaps ending up getting lost. This is the latest hypothesis formulated by the researchers of the Tethys Institute, who, together with the Italian Coast Guard, were able to establish exactly the size of Wally: this is the name of the gray whale that has been moving in Italian waters for two weeks. →
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Download File: https://www.cnmng.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Balena2.mp4?_=2NAPLES – A whale believed to be extinct in the Atlantic has been sighted in the Mediterranean, along the Italian coast, to be precise between the Gulf of Naples and Ponza, and is said to be continuing its ‘journey’ northwards.
