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About 455 whales dead after stranding on New Zealand islands - Vimarsana News

About 455 whales dead after stranding on New Zealand islands

No attempts made to refloat the beached whales due to danger of shark attacks and so few people on islands.

Source: news24.com
Second mass stranding means 500 pilot whales likely to die on remote New Zealand islands - Vimarsana News

Second mass stranding means 500 pilot whales likely to die on remote New Zealand islands

About 250 whales beached on remote Chatham Islands just days after another stranding involving similar number of mammals

Second mass stranding within days on Chatham Islands means 500 pilot whales likely to die -- Earth Changes -- Sott.net - Vimarsana News

Second mass stranding within days on Chatham Islands means 500 pilot whales likely to die -- Earth Changes -- Sott.net

About 250 whales beached on remote Chatham Islands just days after another stranding involving similar number of mammals Hundreds of pilot whales have stranded on New Zealand's remote Chatham Islands just days after a nearby beaching resulted in...

Source: sott.net
New Zealand: Over 200 whales die in mass stranding | News | DW - Vimarsana News

New Zealand: Over 200 whales die in mass stranding | News | DW

More than 200 whales have died in a remote island off the eastern coast of New Zealand. Rescue teams were unable to refloat the whales because of the active threat of great white sharks in the region.

Source: dw.com
More than 200 pilot whales euthanised after stranding on Chatham Islands - Vimarsana News

More than 200 pilot whales euthanised after stranding on Chatham Islands

More than 250 whales that stranded on the Chatham Islands have died or had to be euthanised.

Source: rnz.co.nz