Rescuers come to aid of stricken whales and dolphins

Rescuers worked today to save dozens of whales and several dolphins stranded on a beach in the southern Australian island state of Tasmania, the fourth beaching incident in recent months.

Rescuers come to aid of stricken whales and dolphins
Mon, 02 Mar, 2009 - 09:28

Rescuers worked today to save dozens of whales and several dolphins stranded on a beach in the southern Australian island state of Tasmania, the fourth beaching incident in recent months.

The 194 pilot whales and half a dozen bottlenose dolphins stranded on Naracoopa Beach on Tasmania’s King Island yesterday evening.

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