Orca Dies After Beaching Self In Flagler County
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A 21-foot orca whale washed up on a beach Wednesday morning. According to the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office, the whale has died, in the video published on Jan 11, 2023, by News4JAX The Local Station”21-foot orca dies after washing ashore in Palm Coast“, below:
Orca dies after beaching self in Flagler County, in the video published on Jan 11, 2023, by WESH 2 News, as “Orca dies after beaching self in Flagler County “, below:
A 21-foot killer whale has died after it washed ashore on a Florida beach, officials said. They said a necropsy will be performed, in the video published on Jan 11, 2023, by CBS News, as “21-foot killer whale dies after washing ashore on Florida beach“, below:
A group of young friends went out fishing just after New Year’s Day when an unexpected real-life National Geographic moment happened right in front their faces, in the video published on Jan 11, 2023, by WPLG Local 10, as “Scientists concerned over recent strandings of whale along Florida coast“, below:
21-foot orca dies after washing ashore in Flagler County, in the video published on Jan 11, 2023, by WESH 2 News, as “21-foot orca dies after washing ashore in Flagler County“, below:
A 21-foot orca whale has died after officials said it stranded itself on a Florida beach on Wednesday morning. This is reportedly the first time a killer whale has been stranded in Florida or the Southeast United States. Dr. Erin Fougeres, NOAA Stranding Program Administrator, talks to Good Day Orlando, in the video published on Jan 12, 2023, by FOX 35 Orlando, as “Killer whale found dead on Florida beach: How did this happen?” below:
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