Rare juvenile minke whale stranded in mudflat humanely euthanized, officials say
- A juvenile minke whale was found stranded in an Emeryville mudflat on Tuesday.
- Minke whales are rarely seen in the San Francisco Bay, according to experts.
- The whale was first spotted partially emersed in mud around 2 p.m. On Monday.
- Experts noted the whale swam with good energy, but also had peeling skin; Rulli stated, "It is just not being a healthy, vibrant whale."
- Due to suffering and a low chance of survival, officials humanely euthanized the minke whale, and a partial necropsy is planned.
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Rare juvenile minke whale stranded in mudflat humanely euthanized, officials say
By Anser Hassan Click here for updates on this story EMERYVILLE, California (KGO) — A rare juvenile minke whale that became stranded in an offshore mudflat in Emeryville on Tuesday had to be humanely euthanized after officials determined the “animal was suffering and had little chance of survival.” “It is under increased levels of stress, it is labored breathing. It is just not being a healthy, vibrant whale,” said Giancarlo Rulli with the M…
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Rare juvenile minke whale stranded in Emeryville mudflat humanely euthanized, officials say
A rare juvenile minke whale that became stranded in an offshore mudflat in Emeryville on Tuesday had to be humanely euthanized after officials determined the "animal was suffering and had little chance of survival."
Rare minke whale that’s repeatedly stranded itself in SF Bay to be euthanized
EMERYVILLE, Calif. (KRON) -- An individual whale considered rare for the San Francisco Bay that has been observed repeatedly stranding itself near the East Bay this month will be euthanized Tuesday afternoon, wildlife officials told KRON4. Earlier on Tuesday, the minke whale once again stuck itself in mud at low tide in the same area, according to The Marine Mammal Center. Marine Mammal Center officials made the decision to euthanize the whale a…
Juvenile minke whale beached off Emeryville Tuesday
EMERYVILLE — A juvenile whale spotted swimming in the San Francisco Bay on several occasions in early April was beached on an offshore mudflat Tuesday, according to the Marine Mammal Center. The Marine Mammal Center’s team made the decision to humanely euthanize the whale Tuesday afternoon in consultation with the center’s lead veterinarian “to relieve this animal of its suffering,” said Giancarlo Rulli, the associate director of public relation…
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