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which lose their fear of boats generally fare poorly in the long term, as they can be injured by boat propellers. DFO posted signs asking the public to keep its distance from Luna, and sent out monitors to educate the public and keep them away from Luna.
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Dewhirst, John; Filice, Michelle (November 12, 2018).
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