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Over 200 Whales Stuck on Beach in Australia - Vimarsana News

Over 200 Whales Stuck on Beach in Australia

Over 200 whales swam onto the beach on the western part of the Australian island of Tasmania. At least half are alive and animal officials are working to rescue them.

32 pilot whales rescued out of 230 stranded in Australia - Vimarsana News

32 pilot whales rescued out of 230 stranded in Australia

Wildlife experts have rescued 32 of 230 whales that were found stranded on the wild and remote west coast of Australia’s island state Tasmania. The Department of Natural Resources and

Source: 2news.com
Tasmania pilot whales stranded: Only 35 whales left out of 230 as rescuers race to bring them to sea - Vimarsana News

Tasmania pilot whales stranded: Only 35 whales left out of 230 as rescuers race to bring them to sea

Marine conservationists are now in a race against the clock to return the whales to the sea, after hundreds were stranded on Ocean Beach near Macquarie Harbour, south of Strahan on Wednesday.

Some 230 whales beached in Tasmania; rescue efforts underway - Vimarsana News

Some 230 whales beached in Tasmania; rescue efforts underway

HOBART, Australia -- About 230 whales have been stranded on Tasmania's west coast, just days after 14 sperm whales were found beached on an island off the Australian state's northwestern coast.

32 pilot whales have been rescued out of 230 stranded in Tasmania - Vimarsana News

32 pilot whales have been rescued out of 230 stranded in Tasmania

The whales were found stranded on the remote west coast of Australia's island state of Tasmania. A marine biologist said the dead animals would be tested for toxins that might explain the disaster.

Source: ksut.org