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Walkers are warned to stay away from three 60ft sperm whales

Beach walkers have warned to stay away from the bodies of three 60ft sperm whales washed ashore in East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.

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Fin whale, the world s second largest whale, washed up on a beach in England: the carcass may be about to explode

Fin whale, the world s second largest whale, washed up on a beach in England: the carcass may be about to explode
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Cornish locals told to stay away from dead 54ft whale that mysteriously washed up on shore amid fears mammal s blood could be TOXIC - as experts begin post-mortem

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT - Locals have been told to stay away from the carcass of the fin whale which washed up on Newquay s Fistral beach on Wednesday morning.

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Carcass of world s second largest whale washes up on Cornwall beach as experts warn it is about to explode

The mammal, found dead on Fistral beach in Newquay, was identified as a fin whale - the second largest in the world, measuring 54 feet.

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Return to the wild | The Journal of the San Juan Islands

Five seal pups may not have realized it, but Oct. 21 was to be their last morning in the Wolf Hollow rehabilitation pools. Skipper, Marble, Arctic, Nymph and West Coast Lady had gained enough weight and showed they could hunt and feed for themselves, and it was now time for them to begin their new lives in the wild.

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