More than 150 whales stranded near Arthur River in Tasmania – video
A group of 157 animals that appear to be false killer whales have stranded, according to the Department of Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania, with initial observations showing 136 animals were still alive on Wednesday morning. Veterinarians and conservationists have responded to the mass beaching, but experts warn inaccessibility and poor conditions may limit their ability to helpMore than 150 whales stranded on beach in remote north-western Tasmania‘I closed my eyes to brace for impact’: the man who escaped a whale’s mouth Continue reading...
A group of 157 animals that appear to be false killer whales have stranded, according to the Department of Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania, with initial observations showing 136 animals were still alive on Wednesday morning. Veterinarians and conservationists have responded to the mass beaching, but experts warn inaccessibility and poor conditions may limit their ability to help
More than 150 whales stranded on beach in remote north-western Tasmania
‘I closed my eyes to brace for impact’: the man who escaped a whale’s mouth
