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Velella Like a Thick Carpet at Some Oregon Coast Spots

Velella Like a Thick Carpet at Some Oregon Coast Spots - At least one spot near Newport is reporting large masses

Velella Velella Return to Oregon Coast: Oddities and Space Junk?

Velella Velella Return to Oregon Coast: Oddities and Space Junk? - Purple sails, what looks like space junk, creepy container

A View to a Thrill: Some of the Most Killer Oregon Coast Views are at Cannon Beach's Ecola State Park

A View to a Thrill: Some of the Most Killer Oregon Coast Views are at Cannon Beach's Ecola State Park - Ecola State Park is one place that does not quit - in photos

Extremely Rare Fin Whale Strands on Oregon Coast: Attacked by Orcas, Stuck in Fishing Gear, Video

Extremely Rare Fin Whale Strands on Oregon Coast: Attacked by Orcas, Stuck in Fishing Gear, Video -Sub-adult fine whale held a few more twists and turns

Washed-up whale to be left to decompose on the Oregon Coast | Local&State

Scavengers usually take the eyeballs first, but they were still untouched when Tiffany Boothe reached the fin whale.

A beached fin whale in Oregon offers a rare glimpse of a giant

An endangered fin whale washes up on Oregon beach, drawing sightseers

A fin whale decomposing on an Oregon beach creates a sad but 'super educational' spectacle

It’s not yet known what killed an endangered fin whale, but people can marvel at the large marine mammal as it decomposes on an Oregon beach. Seaside Aquarium Assistant Manager

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Tiffany Boothe, assistant manager of the Seaside Aquarium in Oregon, said the body of a 46-foot male fin whale that washed ashore will naturally decompose, creating a "huge nutrient boost for the local environment," feeding scavengers like eagles and ravens, down to little amphipods at Sunset Beach State Park.

A fin whale decomposing on an Oregon beach creates a sad but 'super educational' spectacle

It’s not yet known what killed an endangered fin whale, but people can marvel at the large marine mammal as it decomposes on an Oregon beach