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  • Baby whale that died on Sydney beach to be tested for H5N1 bird flu | Whale washes up at beach in…

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    Baby whale that died on Sydney beach to be tested for H5N1 bird flu

    A baby humpback whale will be tested for H5N1 bird flu after it washed up and died on a beach in Sydney’s south.

    The 4.5-metre male calf was found at Greenhills Beach in Cronulla at 6.30am on Friday.

    The 4.5 metre male calf was found at Greenhills Beach in Cronulla at 6.30am on Friday. Thomas Hollywood

    A member of the public alerted the Organisation for the Rescue and Research of Cetaceans in Australia (ORRCA).

    The rescue group were called to assess the animal alongside the NSW National Parks and Wildlife, Gamay Rangers and Sutherland Shire Council.

    The responding agencies tried to save the whale but he died shortly after they arrived.

    Whale washes up at beach in Cronulla

    A baby humpback whale has washed up on the shore of Greenhills Beach in Sydney's south. Credit: TNV

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    Tiger shark caught on SMART drumline near stranded whale calf at Greenhills

    A 2.55 metre tiger shark was tagged and released from a SMART drumline at Wanda two hours after a four-metre humpback whale calf was found stranded on nearby Greenhills beach.

    The Department of Primary Industries reported the shark was attended to at 8.34am on Friday July 17.

    About 6.30am a member of the public reported the stranded whale by calling the Organisation for the Rescue and Research of Cetaceans in Australia (ORRCA) hotline.

    The carcass has been removed and will be tested for H5N1 bird flu.

    A week ago, three sharks were tagged and released on Thursday and Friday July 9-10 after being caught on SMART drumlines at Wanda.

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  • Orcas kill young whale in front of shocked West Aussies | Boat full of tourists witness ‘momentou…

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    Orcas kill young whale in front of shocked West Aussies

    A routine watching tour off WA’s south coast took a shocking turn when a pods of orcas started hunting and killed a young fin whale near Bremer Bay.

    The Whale Watch WA tour group were about six kilometres off the coast on Sunday morning when they ran into a regular pod of killer whales — affectionately named Queen, Cookie, and Cooee — and their babies.

    They were joined by other pods, with more than 65 of the mammals spotted.

    As the tour watched on, the orcas’ energy “shifted within a heartbeat”, with the group suddenly “exploding” out of the water towards an 11-metre, young fin whale which was believed to have been separated from its mother.

    Boat full of tourists witness 'momentous' scene just 6km off Aussie coastline: 'Never seen'

    A boat full of tourists was treated to a heart-stopping display just moments from the coastline. For the first time in Australian waters, orcas were witnessed hunting a fin whale.

    The "historical and momentous" scene was captured on the cameras and iPhones of dozens of visitors to Bremer Bay, on the West Australian coast on Sunday morning.

    Gemma, a tour guide from Whale Watch Western Australia, told Yahoo News the findings will now be reported to Cetacean Research Centre WA.

    "This is the very first time a Fin Whale has been observed being hunted by Orca in Australian waters, " she told Yahoo News.

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  • Whale carcass washes ashore at Denison Beach near Bicheno | Whale Carcass Discovered on Denison B…

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    Whale carcass washes ashore at Denison Beach near Bicheno

    A whale carcass has washed ashore at Denison Beach near Bicheno, attracting crowds of onlookers.

    The decomposing sperm whale was first spotted floating off the coast on Tuesday night before washing up on the southern end of Denison Beach.

    Local resident Lee Wilson said it initially looked like “an overturned boat and a big pink round floating thing” before he realised what it was.

    “It had a lot of birds eating it, and also other creatures chewing or trying to chew it from underneath,” Wilson told Pulse.

    The carcass has been attracting attention from locals and visitors, with many people travelling to the beach to see it.

    Whale Carcass Discovered on Denison Beach Near Bicheno

    A sperm whale carcass was recently discovered on Denison Beach, located near Bicheno. This unusual event occurred on a Tuesday evening when the whale was first seen floating offshore before it washed ashore.

    Local resident Lee Wilson was among the first to notice the whale. Initially, he thought it looked like an “overturned boat” due to its large, pink, rounded shape. Upon closer inspection, Wilson confirmed it was indeed a sperm whale.

    Wilson noted that the carcass attracted numerous scavengers, including birds and various marine creatures, all eager to feed on the remains.

    The discovery of the whale has raised several concerns within the Bicheno community. The decomposing whale emits a strong odor, which has become particularly problematic. This issue is especially concerning for the area’s tourism industry, known for its popular penguin tours.

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    Whale Carcass Found on Denison Beach Near Bicheno

    A sperm whale carcass has washed ashore at Denison Beach near Bicheno, drawing considerable attention from both locals and tourists. This incident began on Tuesday night when the whale was first spotted floating offshore before washing up on the sandy beach.

    According to local resident Lee Wilson, the whale initially resembled “an overturned boat and a big pink round floating thing.” Upon closer inspection, he realized it was indeed a whale. Wilson noted that numerous birds were scavenging the carcass, alongside various marine creatures attempting to feed from below.

    The presence of the decomposing whale has raised concerns within the community. Wilson reported that the foul smell has become an issue, especially for a tourist-congested area known for its penguin tours. He reached out to police to address potential dangers for swimmers in the vicinity.

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