Commercial whaling:
a. is not allowed around Antarctica

b. is estimated to have reduced the number of large whales from 10 million in 1900 to 5 million today.
c. ended entirely in 1987.
d. resulted in the extinction of 8 of the 11 large whales once hunted by the whaling industry.


a

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