Animals
Grim Outlook for Remaining Whales Stranded on Everglades Beach
Ten short-finned pilot whales are dead after a pod of 51 of the mammals swam into shallow water in a remote region of Everglades National Park in southern Florida, and the outlook is grim for the rest of the pod, as difficult marine terrain may make it impossible for them to get out.
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