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43 beached pilot whales euthanized in Australia after failed rescue attempt

About 40 pilot whales had to be euthanized in Western Australia Thursday, after an intensive rescue effort failed to prevent them from beaching themselves.

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45 beached whales were euthanized after rescue failed | News

Despite the efforts of wildlife officers and volunteers, 52 whales died on the beach after stranding themselves Tuesday. The remaining 45 were euthanized Wednesday after efforts to lead them to

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Last of nearly 100 pilot whales that beached on Australia s coast are euthanized after rescue fails – Orlando Sentinel

Last of nearly 100 pilot whales that beached on Australia s coast are euthanized after rescue fails – Orlando Sentinel
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45 beached whales were euthanized after rescue failed

Despite the efforts of wildlife officers and volunteers, 52 whales died on the beach after stranding themselves Tuesday. The remaining 45 were euthanized Wednesday after efforts to lead them to

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