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Dead Whales in Puerto Madryn: What the Protocol Indicates to Remove and Dispose of the Remains

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The document to which DNASUR agreed states that each case must be evaluated before deciding how to intervene. Consulted sources explained why some large specimens could not be moved and warned that, during their degradation, liquids may appear that require inspections.
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The document to which DNASUR agreed states that each case must be evaluated before deciding how to intervene. Consulted sources explained why some large specimens could not be moved and warned that, during their degradation, liquids may appear that require inspections.

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ADNSur broke the news on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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