More than 50 pilot whales dead, 45 to be euthanized in mass stranding in Australia
Wildlife experts say that whales beaching themselves could be an indicator of stress or illness within the pod.
More than 50 pilot whales dead, 45 to be euthanized in mass stranding in Australia
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