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Rescue mission: Search for mountaineers continues: Good weather forecast

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Rescue and release will begin today for the surviving animals. About half of the animals are reported to be alive. The whales were discovered on King Island, part of the state of Tasmania in the Bass Strait between Melbourne and Tasmania's northern coast. Each animal could way up to 2.5 tons. Postmortems will be conducted on some of the deceased whales today to try and determine what went wrong.

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Gold Coast Bulletin

Rescue mission continues near Strahan, Tasmania

About 200 whales will be unable to be saved in a catastrophic event on Tasmania’s west coast, as teams race against time to save the remaining few. Follow live updates.

2 years ago·Southport, Australia

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The Mercury

Rescue mission continues near Strahan, Tasmania

About 200 whales will be unable to be saved in a catastrophic event on Tasmania’s west coast, as teams race against time to save the remaining few. Follow live updates.

2 years ago·Hobart, Australia

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Zeit Online

Rescue mission: Search for mountaineers continues: Good weather forecast

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2 years ago·Germany

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9News

Desperate rescue mission to save stranded Tasmanian whale pod continues

A delicate rescue mission to save a pod of beached pilot whales is underway on Tasmania's west coast with the state's Parks and Wildlife Service revealing just 35 animals have survived the stranding.The pod of approximately 230 whales became stranded on Ocean Beach yesterday, while a number of animals were also beached on a sand flat inside Macquarie Harbour.The stranding came two years to the day a pod of around 470 pilot whales were beached i…

2 years ago·Australia

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Kirkland Lake Northern News

Search continues for missing KL resident

Police are looking to locate a 29-year-old Kirkland Lake resident that was last seen in the Kirkland Lake area at approximately noon on September 9th.

2 years ago·Kirkland Lake, Canada

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