Dolphins die after beach stranding

Forty dolphins have died after stranding themselves on a remote beach in Western Australia, officials said today.

Forty dolphins have died after stranding themselves on a remote beach in Western Australia, officials said today.

The state’s Department of Conservation and Land Management said it was unclear what had caused the mammals to beach themselves on Friday over an 18 mile stretch of coastline in D'Entrecasteaux National Park, 195 miles south of Perth.

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