The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society concludes its Operation Milagro II, which was launched to protect the critically endangered vaquita porpoise, and other marine mammals, from the use of gillnets in the Gulf of California. Two Sea Shepherd vessels took part in patrols for poachers and fishermen using gillnets, and removed illegal fishing gear in the area. Estimates by the International Commission for the Recovery of the Vaquita porpoise state there are only 60 left in the world.
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Vaquita porpoise critically close to becoming extinct
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