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NEWS - Wal in der Themse: Veterinäre finden zahlreiche Parasiten im Verdauungstrakt des verendeten Tieres
The whale found dead in the Thames near Gravesend last week has been identified as a sei whale - an endangered species! See National News story NNwhale. A whale found dead in the Thames last week has been identified as an endangered species. The animal, which was found floating in the river off Gravesend, is a sei whale - which can grow up to 66 feet long, weigh about 20 tons and swim at up to 30 miles per hour. It is not yet known what caused the whale’s death - but it is the second animal this month to wash up in the Thames, after humpback whale Hessy’s death two weeks ago. The Zoological Society of London (ZSL), which carries out post-mortems on all cetaceans - including whales, dolphins and porpoises - revealed that the 9.7 metre long sei, a juvenile female, was a “relatively unusual species for the UK”. *** Local Caption *** 30343240
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NEWS - Wal in der Themse: Veterinäre finden zahlreiche Parasiten im Verdauungstrakt des verendeten Tieres
The whale found dead in the Thames near Gravesend last week has been identified as a sei whale - an endangered species! See National News story NNwhale. A whale found dead in the Thames last week has been identified as an endangered species. The animal, which was found floating in the river off Gravesend, is a sei whale - which can grow up to 66 feet long, weigh about 20 tons and swim at up to 30 miles per hour. It is not yet known what caused the whale’s death - but it is the second animal this month to wash up in the Thames, after humpback whale Hessy’s death two weeks ago. The Zoological Society of London (ZSL), which carries out post-mortems on all cetaceans - including whales, dolphins and porpoises - revealed that the 9.7 metre long sei, a juvenile female, was a “relatively unusual species for the UK”. *** Local Caption *** 30343239
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NEWS - Wal in der Themse: Veterinäre finden zahlreiche Parasiten im Verdauungstrakt des verendeten Tieres
The whale found dead in the Thames near Gravesend last week has been identified as a sei whale - an endangered species! See National News story NNwhale. A whale found dead in the Thames last week has been identified as an endangered species. The animal, which was found floating in the river off Gravesend, is a sei whale - which can grow up to 66 feet long, weigh about 20 tons and swim at up to 30 miles per hour. It is not yet known what caused the whale’s death - but it is the second animal this month to wash up in the Thames, after humpback whale Hessy’s death two weeks ago. The Zoological Society of London (ZSL), which carries out post-mortems on all cetaceans - including whales, dolphins and porpoises - revealed that the 9.7 metre long sei, a juvenile female, was a “relatively unusual species for the UK”. *** Local Caption *** 30343238
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NEWS - Wal in der Themse: Veterinäre finden zahlreiche Parasiten im Verdauungstrakt des verendeten Tieres
The whale found dead in the Thames near Gravesend last week has been identified as a sei whale - an endangered species! See National News story NNwhale. A whale found dead in the Thames last week has been identified as an endangered species. The animal, which was found floating in the river off Gravesend, is a sei whale - which can grow up to 66 feet long, weigh about 20 tons and swim at up to 30 miles per hour. It is not yet known what caused the whale’s death - but it is the second animal this month to wash up in the Thames, after humpback whale Hessy’s death two weeks ago. The Zoological Society of London (ZSL), which carries out post-mortems on all cetaceans - including whales, dolphins and porpoises - revealed that the 9.7 metre long sei, a juvenile female, was a “relatively unusual species for the UK”. *** Local Caption *** 30343237
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NEWS - Wal in der Themse: Veterinäre finden zahlreiche Parasiten im Verdauungstrakt des verendeten Tieres
The whale found dead in the Thames near Gravesend last week has been identified as a sei whale - an endangered species! See National News story NNwhale. A whale found dead in the Thames last week has been identified as an endangered species. The animal, which was found floating in the river off Gravesend, is a sei whale - which can grow up to 66 feet long, weigh about 20 tons and swim at up to 30 miles per hour. It is not yet known what caused the whale’s death - but it is the second animal this month to wash up in the Thames, after humpback whale Hessy’s death two weeks ago. The Zoological Society of London (ZSL), which carries out post-mortems on all cetaceans - including whales, dolphins and porpoises - revealed that the 9.7 metre long sei, a juvenile female, was a “relatively unusual species for the UK”. *** Local Caption *** 30343236
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NEWS - Wal in der Themse: Veterinäre finden zahlreiche Parasiten im Verdauungstrakt des verendeten Tieres
The whale found dead in the Thames near Gravesend last week has been identified as a sei whale - an endangered species! See National News story NNwhale. A whale found dead in the Thames last week has been identified as an endangered species. The animal, which was found floating in the river off Gravesend, is a sei whale - which can grow up to 66 feet long, weigh about 20 tons and swim at up to 30 miles per hour. It is not yet known what caused the whale’s death - but it is the second animal this month to wash up in the Thames, after humpback whale Hessy’s death two weeks ago. The Zoological Society of London (ZSL), which carries out post-mortems on all cetaceans - including whales, dolphins and porpoises - revealed that the 9.7 metre long sei, a juvenile female, was a “relatively unusual species for the UK”. *** Local Caption *** 30343235
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NEWS - Wal in der Themse: Veterinäre finden zahlreiche Parasiten im Verdauungstrakt des verendeten Tieres
The whale found dead in the Thames near Gravesend last week has been identified as a sei whale - an endangered species! See National News story NNwhale. A whale found dead in the Thames last week has been identified as an endangered species. The animal, which was found floating in the river off Gravesend, is a sei whale - which can grow up to 66 feet long, weigh about 20 tons and swim at up to 30 miles per hour. It is not yet known what caused the whale’s death - but it is the second animal this month to wash up in the Thames, after humpback whale Hessy’s death two weeks ago. The Zoological Society of London (ZSL), which carries out post-mortems on all cetaceans - including whales, dolphins and porpoises - revealed that the 9.7 metre long sei, a juvenile female, was a “relatively unusual species for the UK”. *** Local Caption *** 30343234
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NEWS - Seevögel halten es für Würmer: Kunststoffabfall an der Küste Cornwalls
Intestinal parasites found in the sei whale. The whale found dead in the Thames near Gravesend last week has been identified as a sei whale - an endangered species! See National News story NNwhale. A whale found dead in the Thames last week has been identified as an endangered species. The animal, which was found floating in the river off Gravesend, is a sei whale - which can grow up to 66 feet long, weigh about 20 tons and swim at up to 30 miles per hour. It is not yet known what caused the whale’s death - but it is the second animal this month to wash up in the Thames, after humpback whale Hessy’s death two weeks ago. The Zoological Society of London (ZSL), which carries out post-mortems on all cetaceans - including whales, dolphins and porpoises - revealed that the 9.7 metre long sei, a juvenile female, was a “relatively unusual species for the UK”. *** Local Caption *** 30343233
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NEWS - Seevögel halten es für Würmer: Kunststoffabfall an der Küste Cornwalls
Intestinal parasites found in the sei whale. The whale found dead in the Thames near Gravesend last week has been identified as a sei whale - an endangered species! See National News story NNwhale. A whale found dead in the Thames last week has been identified as an endangered species. The animal, which was found floating in the river off Gravesend, is a sei whale - which can grow up to 66 feet long, weigh about 20 tons and swim at up to 30 miles per hour. It is not yet known what caused the whale’s death - but it is the second animal this month to wash up in the Thames, after humpback whale Hessy’s death two weeks ago. The Zoological Society of London (ZSL), which carries out post-mortems on all cetaceans - including whales, dolphins and porpoises - revealed that the 9.7 metre long sei, a juvenile female, was a “relatively unusual species for the UK”. *** Local Caption *** 30343232
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NEWS - Seevögel halten es für Würmer: Kunststoffabfall an der Küste Cornwalls
Intestinal parasites found in the sei whale in ethanol. The whale found dead in the Thames near Gravesend last week has been identified as a sei whale - an endangered species! See National News story NNwhale. A whale found dead in the Thames last week has been identified as an endangered species. The animal, which was found floating in the river off Gravesend, is a sei whale - which can grow up to 66 feet long, weigh about 20 tons and swim at up to 30 miles per hour. It is not yet known what caused the whale’s death - but it is the second animal this month to wash up in the Thames, after humpback whale Hessy’s death two weeks ago. The Zoological Society of London (ZSL), which carries out post-mortems on all cetaceans - including whales, dolphins and porpoises - revealed that the 9.7 metre long sei, a juvenile female, was a “relatively unusual species for the UK”. *** Local Caption *** 30343231
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NEWS - Seevögel halten es für Würmer: Kunststoffabfall an der Küste Cornwalls
Intestinal parasites in the sei whale's intestinal tract. The whale found dead in the Thames near Gravesend last week has been identified as a sei whale - an endangered species! See National News story NNwhale. A whale found dead in the Thames last week has been identified as an endangered species. The animal, which was found floating in the river off Gravesend, is a sei whale - which can grow up to 66 feet long, weigh about 20 tons and swim at up to 30 miles per hour. It is not yet known what caused the whale’s death - but it is the second animal this month to wash up in the Thames, after humpback whale Hessy’s death two weeks ago. The Zoological Society of London (ZSL), which carries out post-mortems on all cetaceans - including whales, dolphins and porpoises - revealed that the 9.7 metre long sei, a juvenile female, was a “relatively unusual species for the UK”. *** Local Caption *** 30343230
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Toter Pottwal am Strand von Knokke-Heist
Illustration picture shows a quartering of the body of sperm whale stranded on the beach of Knokke-Heist
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Toter Pottwal am Strand von Knokke-Heist
Illustration picture shows a quartering of the body of sperm whale stranded on the beach of Knokke-Heist
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Toter Pottwal am Strand von Knokke-Heist
Illustration picture shows a quartering of the body of sperm whale stranded on the beach of Knokke-Heist
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Toter Pottwal am Strand von Knokke-Heist
Illustration picture shows a quartering of the body of sperm whale stranded on the beach of Knokke-Heist
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Toter Pottwal am Strand von Knokke-Heist
Illustration picture shows a blood of quartering body of sperm whale stranded on the beach of Knokke-Heist
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Toter Pottwal am Strand von Knokke-Heist
Illustration picture shows a quartering of the body of sperm whale stranded on the beach of Knokke-Heist
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Toter Pottwal am Strand von Knokke-Heist
Illustration picture shows a quartering of the body of sperm whale stranded on the beach of Knokke-Heist
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Toter Pottwal am Strand von Knokke-Heist
Illustration picture shows a quartering of the body of sperm whale stranded on the beach of Knokke-Heist
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Angespült: Ein toter Finnwal an der Küste von Lynmouth
Marine biologists examine a Fin whale which has washed up on the Lynmouth Beach in Devon.
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Angespült: Ein toter Finnwal an der Küste von Lynmouth
Marine biologists examine a Fin whale which has washed up on the Lynmouth Beach in Devon.
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Angespült: Ein toter Finnwal an der Küste von Lynmouth
Marine biologists examine a Fin whale which has washed up on the Lynmouth Beach in Devon.
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Angespült: Ein toter Finnwal an der Küste von Lynmouth
Marine biologists examine a Fin whale which has washed up on the Lynmouth Beach in Devon.
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Angespült: Ein toter Finnwal an der Küste von Lynmouth
Marine biologists examine a Fin whale which has washed up on the Lynmouth Beach in Devon.
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Angespült: Ein toter Finnwal an der Küste von Lynmouth
Marine biologists examine a Fin whale which has washed up on the Lynmouth Beach in Devon.
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Angespült: Ein toter Finnwal an der Küste von Lynmouth
Marine biologists examine a Fin whale which has washed up on the Lynmouth Beach in Devon.
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Angespühlt: Ein toter Finnwal an der Küste von Lynmouth
Beachwalkers were stunned when a rare giant 55ft rare whale has been washed ashore on rocks at a beauty spot - in Devon
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[The gigantic whale, which has only been spotted a handful of times off British shores, was spotted on rocks at Lynmouth, Devon. Fin whales are the world's second largest animal and are listed as a globally-endangered species.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Angespühlt: Ein toter Finnwal an der Küste von Lynmouth
Beachwalkers were stunned when a rare giant 55ft rare whale has been washed ashore on rocks at a beauty spot - in Devon
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[The gigantic whale, which has only been spotted a handful of times off British shores, was spotted on rocks at Lynmouth, Devon. Fin whales are the world's second largest animal and are listed as a globally-endangered species.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Angespühlt: Ein toter Finnwal an der Küste von Lynmouth
Beachwalkers were stunned when a rare giant 55ft rare whale has been washed ashore on rocks at a beauty spot - in Devon
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[The gigantic whale, which has only been spotted a handful of times off British shores, was spotted on rocks at Lynmouth, Devon. Fin whales are the world's second largest animal and are listed as a globally-endangered species.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Angespühlt: Ein toter Finnwal an der Küste von Lynmouth
Beachwalkers were stunned when a rare giant 55ft rare whale has been washed ashore on rocks at a beauty spot - in Devon
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[The gigantic whale, which has only been spotted a handful of times off British shores, was spotted on rocks at Lynmouth, Devon. Fin whales are the world's second largest animal and are listed as a globally-endangered species.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Angespühlt: Ein toter Finnwal an der Küste von Lynmouth
Beachwalkers were stunned when a rare giant 55ft rare whale has been washed ashore on rocks at a beauty spot - in Devon
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[The gigantic whale, which has only been spotted a handful of times off British shores, was spotted on rocks at Lynmouth, Devon. Fin whales are the world's second largest animal and are listed as a globally-endangered species.] (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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Totensee Grimselpass SUI
Verendete Fische im Totensee auf dem Grimselpass
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