US EditionCircle of life on the shore: How Delaware handles stranded whales
A necropsy revealed injuries consistent with a ship strike; the whale was buried to prevent hazards and support the beach ecosystem, officials said.
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Circle of life on the shore: How Delaware handles stranded whales
A dead whale washed up in Delaware, and a necropsy team found subdermal hemorrhaging and a broken jaw on the whale's right side. (Courtesy MERR Institute) A dead whale washed up in Delaware, and a necropsy team found subdermal hemorrhaging and a broken jaw on the whale's right side. (Courtesy MERR Institute) A dead 2-year-old humpback whale washed ashore in Bethany Beach, Delaware, on Thursday. When it came ashore, Suzanne Thurman, with the Mar…
Beloved whale washes up on Delaware beach after apparent collision with boat
A massive, 32-foot long, 20,000-pound humpback whale washed up on Bethany Beach a few days ago, leaving many people hundreds of miles away very upset. The whale is now buried under the sand after, experts believe, it was killed in a collision with a ship. A shattered jaw is among the injuries the Marine Education Research and Rehabilitation Institute, a...
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