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Lost and far from home, these whales are emblems for our times

Lost and far from home, these whales are emblems for our times Philip Hoare © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Chloe Seifert/AFP/Getty Images With the weekend’s arrival of a young minke whale stuck in the River Thames – not far from where a seal pup was recently savaged by a dog – it seems marine mammals are appearing everywhere they oughtn’t be. Since the beginning of April, an exotic visitor has been spotted off the coast of southern Europe. A lone grey whale, measuring eight metres long – and 7,000 miles from its fellow Pacific grey whales on the other side of the world – was seen off Rabat, Morocco, at the start of March. It wandered through the strait of Gibraltar – and into an enormous trap, the Mediterranean. Since then its progress has been charted from the north African coast to southern Italy and the south of France, from Naples to the Côte d’Azur. Unable to find its usual source of food, it is growing thinner and weaker in its

Lost and far from home, these whales are emblems for our times | Philip Hoare

From the Thames to the Mediterranean, seeing nature out of place reminds us of our impact on the planet ‘The grey whale wandered through the straits of Gibraltar – and into an enormous trap, the Mediterranean.’ The grey whale off the coast of southern France on 30 April. Photograph: Chloe Seifert/AFP/Getty Images ‘The grey whale wandered through the straits of Gibraltar – and into an enormous trap, the Mediterranean.’ The grey whale off the coast of southern France on 30 April. Photograph: Chloe Seifert/AFP/Getty Images Mon 10 May 2021 08.06 EDT Last modified on Mon 10 May 2021 15.50 EDT With the weekend’s arrival of a young minke whale stuck in the River Thames – not far from where a seal pup was recently savaged by a dog – it seems marine mammals are appearing everywhere they shouldn’t be.

Father and daughter died in tragedy on first day of holiday in Cornwall, inquest hears

Father and daughter died in tragedy on first day of holiday in Cornwall, inquest hears Matthew Smith, 47, and Bonnie Smith, 26, were on the first day of a family holiday The scene of the incident at Mullion Cove  (Image: Bina Fellowes) Never miss another Leicestershire story by signing up to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice A father and daughter drowned after being swept from a harbour wall on the first day of their family holiday in Cornwall, an inquest has heard.

Father, 47, and daughter, 26, drowned after being swept from harbour wall out to sea, inquest hears

A father and daughter drowned after they were swept out to sea in Cornwall from a harbour wall by huge waves, an inquest has heard.  Matthew Smith, 47, and Bonnie Smith, 26, were on the first day of a family holiday to Mullion Cove when tragedy struck on November 2 last year. Cornwall Coroner s Court heard Mr Smith and his three children had walked from their accommodation to the harbour wall that night. Eyewitnesses described the sea as boiling and savage , with powerful waves regularly crashing over the top. Ms Smith s brother Mitchell said his father and sister and her dog were walking ahead of him and his brother Oliver. He said it was getting dark, and they were using torches on their mobile phones to see. 

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