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39 whales die from stranding
A flock of 39-female pepper whales have died, after being stranded in a remote coastal area in New Zealand.
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Oceanography
Dozens of pepper whales are stranded on American beaches
More than 40 pepper whales were aground after drifting into shallow waters in the state of Florida, USA, of which 10 died.
Oceanography
A series of mysterious whales on the Spanish beach
A photo shows six of the 22 long fin navigator whales yesterday (October 7) drifting to Manon Beach in La Coruna, Galicia, Spain.
Oceanography
Flower whales are stranded in New Zealand
New Zealand environmentalists are desperately trying on Saturday to save 18 pepper whales long fin after they run aground. As a result, seven children died.
Oceanography
Whales die massively on the coast of New Zealand
More than 60 pepper whales have died in a major stranding on a remote New Zealand beach.
Oceanography
Whales die mass in Scotland
About 60 pepper whales recently swam into Kyle of Durness waters in Scotland on Friday. 25 children were in safe waters, experts from the Marine Animal Rescue Organizati…
Oceanography
Hundreds of whales die in New Zealand
More than 100 whales lost their lives in a collective trapped in New Zealand, officials announced today.
Oceanography
Hundreds of whales are stranded in New Zealand
About 125 pepper whales died in New Zealand after drifting to the coast during the last two weekends.
Oceanography
Using Argos pepper piles tracks humpback whales
Approximately 15 stakes of Argos pepper will be placed on the backs of humpback whales in order to understand their movement to the waters of New Caledonia in the winter.
Oceanography
Spain protects whales
The Spanish Navy has recommended that boats in the Gibraltar Strait slow down to avoid hitting the whales. This is considered the first initiative to protect this mammal…
Oceanography
Ascidiacea - Ascidiacea
Berries are animals that look like plants, distributed throughout the oceans: From the tidal inundation (brackish water) to the deep sea, thousands of meters are visible…
Archeology
Discovered a merchant ship wreck 400 years on the ocean floor
The wreck from the late 16th to early 17th century was discovered during dredging at the mouth of the Tagus River last month, Fox News reported.
Archeology
Successful restoration of the 1400-year-old crown of the Empress Queen
The 1,400-year-old crown of Tieu Hoang, the wife of the King of the Emperor, was successfully restored after being found in 2012.
Archeology
Taste of pepper 13,000 years
The discovery of pepper in the archaeological excavation in Con Moong Cave (Thanh Hoa) in Hoa Binh culture has revealed the possibility of bringing the date of human spi…
Archeology
People know how to use chili 1,500 years ago
The use of chili in Mexico was 1,500 years ago. An American study based on the analysis of 10 types of peppers found in two archaeological sites in the Oaxaca valley has…