‘No Signs of Non-Natural Death’ For Stranded Whale
Posted by The Dispatch | Thursday, February 25, 2021
ASSATEAGUE — One week after it was found deceased on Assateague Island, a 30-ton female humpback whale remained Thursday in roughly the same position in the surf line.Last Thursday evening, a female humpback whale stranded on the beach at Assateague for reasons unknown and perished. Throughout the week, Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) biologists... Read more »
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