Almost 500 pilot whales were found stranded in Australia, and most of them have died

Wildlife officials are trying to rescue the remaining survivors among hundreds of pilot whales that became stranded in Australia.
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26 comments

  1. It’s at 500 views and those our the whales from heaven wondering why this had to happen to them πŸ˜ŸπŸ’•

    1. “so those animals are perhaps animals that were dead quite early on in the piece. They’ve been moving around the harbour with currents and winds and they’ve now consolidated up in one of the bays”

      Literally explains nothing and creates more questions. Is he implying all the whales were already dead and just floated in? what…

  2. Were there any military exercises happening around there using sonar or other high frequency type instruments that could have damaged them internally?

  3. 100% the cause os the 12 devils triangles look it up!!! We need 12 EMP to neutralize it and save our biological life before we are all dead AMEN

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