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How Long Does It Take for Dead Whales to Decompose in the Ocean?
Discover how whale carcasses decompose over decades, supporting diverse marine life and sustaining deep-sea ecosystems.
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Ship Strike Kills Gray Whale Stranded in San Francisco Bay: California Officials Say
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Vessel Strike Likely Behind Latest Dead Whale at New Jersey Shore [Officials]
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Whale Strandings Reported in New Jersey Beaches; Demonstrators Blame Wind Farm Project
Over 2 Feet Rolled Hard Plastic Found Inside Dead 16-Foot Killer Whale, Shark Bites Found All Over Beached Carcass in Brazil
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Filmmakers Caught Polar Bears Eating Sperm Whale Carcass in Norway
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Dead Fin Whale with Strike Marks Washed Up Ashore in Suffolk, England
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Dead Whale with Human-Caused Injuries Found on New York Shore
400 Dead Whales: Largest Whale Stranding in Decades Occur in New Zealand
28-Foot Decomposing Dead Sperm Whale Washes on San Jose Island
Disappearing Humpback Whale Carcass at Arch Cape Found in Short Sand Beach
WATCH: Shocking Rare Underwater Footage Shows Sharks Feasting on Minke Whale Carcass
Starving Sperm Whales? Stranded On Dutch and German Coasts
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