More Than 7,000 Dead Seals Found Along Namibian Beach

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A dead seal lies on a beach near Pelican Point, Namibia, October 23, 2020. The number of dead seals found washed ashore on the coast of Namibia has risen to more than 7,000, non-profit group Ocean Conservation Namibia (OCN) said on Friday (October 23). REUTERS/Karin Coetzee

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A seal examines a pup on a beach near Pelican Point, Namibia September 30, 2020. OCN said last week that thousands of dead seal pups had been found at Pelican Point peninsula, a tourist destination known for its colony of seals and school of dolphins. Naude Dreyer/Ocean Conservation Namibia/Handout via REUTERS

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A dead seal pup foetus lies on a beach near Pelican Point, Namibia October 13, 2020. Naude Dreyer, a marine biologist at OCN, said investigations in the past week had revealed a spike in the number of dead female adults. Namibia Dolphin Project/Handout via REUTERS

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A dead seal lies on a beach near Pelican Point, Namibia, October 23, 2020. OCN said last week starvation was the most probable cause as fish, the seals' main source of food, have moved from Pelican Point, but other reasons could be toxins or disease and nothing could be ruled out without a full study. REUTERS/Karin Coetzee

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