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Future Uncertain for Canada's 30 Rescued Belugas After Five Deaths

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An international rescue operation was launched to save the last 30 captive beluga whales in Canada, drawing wide media attention. Five of the whales have since died. The article examines what lies ahead for the surviving animals. The source text provided is brief, so further details about the timeline, locations, and organizers are not included here.

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