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Poor sperm whale
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So sad, wonder what makes the beach themselves like that.... |
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That's really sad.  |
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Poor creature - maybe it died of natural causes? |
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That's very sad |
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They wont know until an autopsy has been done. I think it was removed from the beach yesterday afternoon. It was believed to be dead before it was beached. |
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Happens too often. I do wonder of all the undersea sonar is disrupting them? |
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Such a sad end for such a magnificent animal.......... |
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I think its something that has happened for many many years one of the most reasonable explanations I heard was the whales/dolphins/sharks...get almost like an inner ear infection sort of thing that ruins their sonar (for want of a better word) their sonar that guides them through the seas. It has been happening since records began beaching of whales...etc, such a shame though. |
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I didnt think that sperm whales were native to our shores. |
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