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Efforts to feed Beluga whale in France's Seine fail so far

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Beluga whale has strayed into the Seine River in France. Experts are now trying to get the whale out of the river lock where it is stuck. Experts have warned that the beluga should not stay too long in the warm, stagnant water. Sea Shepherd fears the whale could slowly starve in the waterway and die.

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Efforts to feed Beluga whale in France's Seine fail so far

2 years ago·Canada

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Associated Press News

Efforts to feed Beluga whale in France's Seine fail so far

PARIS (AP) — Efforts to feed a dangerously thin Beluga whale that has strayed into the Seine River in France have failed so far and experts are now trying to get the whale out of the river lock where it is stuck, environmentalists said Monday.

2 years ago·United States

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New York Post

Beluga whale trapped in France’s Seine River still not eating

The lost Beluga was first seen in France’s river, far from its Arctic habitat, last week.

2 years ago·New York, United States

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Efforts To Feed Emaciated Beluga Whale In France’s Seine Failing

The lost and dangerously thin Beluga was first seen in France’s river, far from its Arctic habitat, last week.

2 years ago·United States

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Toronto Sun

Efforts to feed Beluga whale in France’s Seine fail so far

PARIS — Efforts to feed a dangerously thin Beluga whale that has strayed into the Seine River in France have failed so far and experts are now trying to get the whale out of the river lock where it is stuck, environmentalists said Monday. Read More

2 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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Efforts to feed Beluga whale in France's Seine fail so far

Efforts to feed a dangerously thin Beluga whale that has strayed into the Seine River in France have failed so far and experts are now trying to get the whale out of the river lock where it is stuck, environmentalists said Monday. The marine conservation group Sea Shepherd France tweeted Monday that “feeding attempts are continuing in parallel to finding a solution to get it out of the lock in the best conditions.” Experts at the site have warne…

2 years ago·Jacksonville, United States

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