Animals
Beached NJ Whale Confirmed as Morbillivirus Victim
A dead minke whale that had washed up on the New Jersey Shore last month has been confirmed as a victim of cetacean morbillivirus - a virus that has been causing an alarming number of stranding on the East Coast since last year.
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