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Young whale washes up on UK beach as people warned to keep their distance

Whale’s carcass may carry ‘harmful bacteria,’ experts warn

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Kent: Public told to keep their distance as whale washes ashore

The Port of London Authority became aware of a juvenile fin whale washed up in Kent on Wednesday.

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Public warned as mission to recover huge whale at Cliffe, Hoo Peninsula hit by delays amid Storm Gerrit

Public warned as mission to recover huge whale at Cliffe, Hoo Peninsula hit by delays amid Storm Gerrit
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Huge Minke whale found washed up on the shores of River Thames at Cliffe, Hoo Peninsula

Huge Minke whale found washed up on the shores of River Thames at Cliffe, Hoo Peninsula
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Whale strandings: could this suicidal urge stem from strong social bonds? | Whales

Scientists are still puzzled by these tragic events, usually involving pilot whales. Vital clues, however, may lie in the tight-knit social ties that give each pod a unique culture

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