Migaloo is not the dead humpback that washed up on Mallacoota beach
Scientists have confirmed the white humpback that was spotted on a beach in Victoria on Saturday is not Australia's beloved albino whale Migaloo but a sub-adult female.
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Scientists have confirmed the white humpback that was spotted on a beach in Victoria on Saturday is not Australia's beloved albino whale Migaloo but a sub-adult female.
A rare albino whale that washed up on a beach in Australia is not the world-famous white humpback Migaloo.
On a beach in Australia, a rare albino whale washed ashore : BT News
An approximately 10m long white humpback body was found on Big Beach in Mallacoota on Saturday. The whale is feared to be beloved albino humpback whale Migaloo who was last seen two years ago.
A rare albino whale - feared to be the world's most famous white humpback Migaloo - has been found washed ashore at Mallacoota, in eastern Victoria, Australia.