Nine pilot whales die stranded on Spain's northern coast


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  • Wednesday, 30 Sep 2020

CARRENO, Spain (Reuters) - Nine stranded pilot whales have died on a beach on Spain's northern coast but local authorities and residents managed to help others back at sea, the regional government said on Tuesday.

The whales were spotted on Monday on the Moris beach, in Carreno, Asturias. Officials and volunteers worked until late at night to help them, the Asturias government said.

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