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Whale stranded off Bridlington's South Beach dies

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The 55ft (17m) long creature was confirmed dead off Bridlington's South Beach. It was believed to be a male fin whale, the world's second-largest animal. The fin whale can grow up to 80ft (24m) and weigh up to 120 tonnes.

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Whale stranded off Bridlington's South Beach dies

The creature, thought to be a male fin whale, had become stranded on a sandbank off Bridlington.

·London, United Kingdom
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Large whale at risk of stranding at Bridlington beach with rescuers ready to act

The whale is very close to the shore on Bridlington South beach

·Hull, United Kingdom
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Hull Daily Mail broke the news in Hull, United Kingdom on Tuesday, May 2, 2023.
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