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Norway: Whales flourish in the quiet seas "This whale could have become lost whilst following prey, or could be ill or injured," Danny Groves of the Whale and Dolphin Conservation told Reuters. "Equally, many whales and dolphins get into difficulty because they may have been struck by a vessel at sea, injured in fishing nets, driven off course by loud underwater noise from seismic surveys for oil or gas, or loud underwater sonar from military exercises." The small size of the whale suggested it was still maternally or socially dependent and unable to live on its own. "It's nutritionally in a...

A minke whale stranded along the River Thames is to be put down, rescuers have said. Crowds gathered at Teddington Lock in south-west London on Monday to catch a glimpse of the animal, thought to be between 10ft (3m) and 13ft (4m) long. But the whale is now due to be put to sleep as it would not survive on its own in the sea, Julia Cable, national co-ordinator at the British Divers Marine Life Rescue service, said. A Minke whale near Teddington Lock (Yui Mok/PA) “The vets are here from London Zoo. “They will give the whale a large anaesthetic dose which will put it to sleep,” Ms Cable s...

A minke whale stranded along the River Thames is to be put down, rescuers have said. Crowds gathered at Teddington Lock in south-west London on Monday to catch a glimpse of the animal, thought to be between 10ft (3m) and 13ft (4m) long. But the whale is now due to be put to sleep as it would not survive on its own in the sea, Julia Cable, national co-ordinator at the British Divers Marine Life Rescue service, said. A Minke whale near Teddington Lock (Yui Mok/PA) “The vets are here from London Zoo. “They will give the whale a large anaesthetic dose which will put it to sleep,” Ms Cable s...

WATCH: Pod of ten whales wash up on UK beach By Rescuers said six out of the ten whales have already died Most of the whales were malnourished and had not eaten in a while They said they cannot save the remaining four either due to their sizes A Pod of ten whales have washed up on a beach in the UK, out of which six have reportedly died already. According to a report by Mirror.co.uk,  British Divers Marine Life Rescue team says they cannot go close to remaining four whales for safety reasons, adding that the would not be able to save the poor creatures.