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Sperm Whale Carcass that Washed up on Nantucket 'Far Too Big' to Be Removed From Beach
The 50-foot, 52-ton sperm whale carcass is anchored on Nantucket's north shore as officials plan examination and removal with expert support, emphasizing public safety and species protection.
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Dead Sperm Whale on Nantucket Is Too Big to Move, for Now
A dead sperm whale — the length of half a basketball court and the weight of a fully loaded tractor-trailer — has washed up on Nantucket for the first time in decades. It’s too big to move. At least until officials figure out a plan. The roughly 50-foot male sperm whale washed up on the island, a former whaling hub off the coast of Cape Cod in Massachusetts, on Sunday. The cause of death was not immediately clear. The last time a sperm whale was…
The carcass of the whale was washed on a beach in Nantucket. It weighs too much to move it. So scientists now proceed.
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