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This episode explores newly discovered deep-sea ecosystems, a record-breaking North Atlantic right whale calving season, and the impact of climate change on warbler migration.

• Chinese scientists mapped the deepest methane-fueled animal communities in the Kuril-Kamchatka and western Aleutian Trenches.• Ecosystems were found at depths up to 9,533 meters, fueled by chemosynthesis from hydrogen-sulfide-rich fluids.• Dominant organisms include frenulate siboglinid polychaetes and bivalves like Abyssogena phaseoliformis.• NOAA Fisheries confirmed 23 North Atlantic right whale calves, the highest count since 2009.• The species' total population is 380, with 70 reproductively active females.• Four-year-old Division died from entanglement in fishi ...