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Beluga whale stranded in Seine still alive but now stationary, NGO says

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The whale was first spotted on Tuesday in the river that runs through Paris to the English Channel. Since Friday the whale has been between two locks some 70 kilometres (44 miles) north of the French capital. Belugas are normally found only in cold Arctic waters, and while they migrate south in the autumn to feed as ice forms.

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Le Parisien

Beluga in the Seine: the cetacean is in a “stationary state”, but is still not feeding

Several attempts to feed the animal, “very thin” according to the prefecture, have been made in recent days but without success for the

2 years ago·Paris, France

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France24

Beluga whale stranded in Seine still alive but now stationary, NGO says

A malnourished beluga whale that has swum up France's River Seine is no longer progressing but is still alive, environmental group Sea Shepherd said Monday.

2 years ago·France

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Sud Ouest

Beluga in the Seine: the cetacean, still in the lock, is in a stationary state

Several attempts to feed the animal have been made in recent days, but without success at the moment, reducing its chances of survival.

2 years ago·France

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BFM TV

Beluga in the Seine: does the cetacean still have chances of survival?

Discovered almost a week ago in the Seine, the animal shows signs of significant weight loss. But a possible rescue appears complex for an animal more than 4 meters long.

2 years ago·France

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Radio France Internationale

Beleaguered beluga still alive but 'stationary' in River Seine

The malnourished beluga whale that has made its way up the River Seine to within 70 kilometres of the French capital is no longer progressing but is still alive, the environmental group Sea Shepherd said on Monday. Hope that the animal can be saved is fading.

2 years ago·Paris, France

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L'essentiel

France: Still in a lock in the Seine, the beluga is in a stationary state

The cetacean stuck in the French River for a week is “very thin”, but remains alert. However, a prolonged stay in the water of the lock, which is hot and stagnant, is detrimental to him.

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Beluga in the Seine: the cetacean is in a “stationary state”, but is still not feeding

Beluga in the Seine: the cetacean is in a “stationary state”, but is still not feeding

Beluga whale stranded in Seine still alive but now stationary, NGO says

Beluga whale stranded in Seine still alive but now stationary, NGO says

Beluga in the Seine: the cetacean, still in the lock, is in a stationary state

Beluga in the Seine: the cetacean, still in the lock, is in a stationary state

Beluga in the Seine: does the cetacean still have chances of survival?

Beluga in the Seine: does the cetacean still have chances of survival?

Beleaguered beluga still alive but 'stationary' in River Seine

Beleaguered beluga still alive but 'stationary' in River Seine

France: Still in a lock in the Seine, the beluga is in a stationary state

France: Still in a lock in the Seine, the beluga is in a stationary state

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