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Cetacean Strandings: Whales Are Beaching Themselves, Who Do We Blame?
Beaching or stranding is a condition that happens in healthy humans and injured (or dead) animals that are washed ashore by high winds.
Latest Research Articles
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VIDEO: Pregnant Great White Shark Feasts on 55-Foot Long Whale Carcass for 18 Hours Straight
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Lulu, the World's Most Contaminated Animal: Post-Mortem Reveals High Concentration of Toxic PCB in Famed Orca
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WATCH RARE FOOTAGE: This Is How the Blue Whale, World's Biggest Animal, Munches on Its Prey
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Record-Breaking! 112 Endangered North Atlantic Right Whales Spotted in Cape Cod Bay
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WATCH: Secret Feeding Habits of Whales in Antartica Revealed
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Have You Seen Him? Search Ongoing for Gray Whale Entangled in a Metal Frame
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WATCH: Mysterious Beaked Whale Filmed in the Wild for the First Time
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Solar Storms Could Be Driving Hundreds of Whales to Death
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Alien Call: Ghostly Weeping Sound Under Mariana Trench Identified
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Rare Discovery: Elusive Omura Whale Spotted on Great Barrier Reef for the First Time [Video]
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Baleen Whale Calls from Mariana Trench, Experts Say It Sounds Like 'Star Wars'
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Lucky Catch! Fishermen from Oman Discover Giant Rare Whale Vomit Worth $3 Million
