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Jean-Marie Appriou’s art installation, “Whale Song,” in Central Wharf Plaza. The installation represents the whale's mythological significance and Boston’s whaling history from the 19th century. COURTESY OF HANNAH BOUTIETTE

‘Whale Song’ art installation highlights Boston’s whaling history, mythological significance

Leia Green September 19, 2024
“Whale Song,” a new public art installation created by French artist Jean-Marie Appriou to demonstrate the historical and mythological significance of whales, premiered at Boston’s Central Wharf Park on Wednesday.
The Northern Atlantic right whale could go extinct due to climate change and human activities, according to the National Oceanic Atmospheric Association. COURTESY OF LAUREN PACKARD VIA FLICKR

Without action, North Atlantic right whale could go extinct

Taylor Brokesh October 29, 2020
The endangered North Atlantic right whale, which lives off the coast of Massachusetts, may go extinct due to human activities and climate change. An estimated 400 right whales remain, and the species has been on the endangered species list since 1970, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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