Another dead whale is close to washing ashore in New Jersey on Wednesday, officials said. The Marine Mammal Stranding Center said Wednesday the humpback whale was about a half-mile off Seaside ...
VENTNOR — In January, John Gowdy came to town asking why there were so many dead humpback whales washing ashore on New Jersey ...
The latest dead whale to wash ashore on the East Coast was in such a state of decomposition that, at first, the species was unclear.
As deceased whales are washing ashore, federal agencies are rejecting ... CONSULTING FIRM Early Wednesday, a dead humpback whale was spotted off the South Jersey coast in Seaside Park, making ...
A dead whale washed ashore Thursday in New Jersey ... The breakdown of deaths by species is: 18 humpback whales between New York and North Carolina; 3 sperm whales between New York and Florida ...
SEASIDE PARK — Another dead humpback whale — the ninth dead whale to be reported in New Jersey since Dec. 1 — came ashore Thursday on the L Street beach. The whale was reported to the Marine ...
Marine biologists determined that the whale was struck by a ship, suffered fatal injuries at sea, and was dead for several days before it washed ashore. A 32-foot-long humpback whale washed ashore ...
It's not clear what time the whale washed ashore ... deaths where dead whales had been examined. "Although these strandings have generated media interest and public scrutiny, humpback whale ...
As more dead whales have washed ashore along the East Coast ... The second whale, a humpback found in Manasquan, New Jersey on Monday, was a 35-foot female in an advanced state of decomposition.
