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For the past ten years, Bryde's whales have been returning to Weizhou Island in southern China to feed and breed. Since they were first spotted in the area, Chen Mo and his research team have been tracking these giant marine mammals and studying their behavior in the area. What draws these giant marine mammals back to the island? And how has their presence transformed local people's attitudes toward nature and marine conservation?
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For the past ten years, Bryde's whales have been returning to Weizhou Island in southern China to feed and breed. Since they were first spotted in the area, Chen Mo and his research team have been tracking these giant marine mammals and studying their behavior in the area. What draws these giant marine mammals back to the island? And how has their presence transformed local people's attitudes toward nature and marine conservation?