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Unbearable smell, 18 meters long, 15 tons... the corpse of a whale cut into the harbour, its autopsy impossible

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After spending several days in the new port of Calais, the corpse of a stranded whale could be towed to land on Monday 14 April. However, the cetacean cannot be subjected to an autopsy.
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Unbearable smell, 18 meters long, 15 tons... the corpse of a whale cut into the harbour, its autopsy impossible

After spending several days in the new port of Calais, the corpse of a stranded whale could be towed to land on Monday 14 April. However, the cetacean cannot be subjected to an autopsy.

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lindependant.fr broke the news in on Tuesday, April 15, 2025.
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