Nearly 100 Whales Die after Mass Stranding in New Zealand

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Pilot whales are seen stranded on the beach in Chatham Islands, New Zealand November 22, 2020 in this picture obtained from social media.About 100 pilot whales and bottlenose dolphins have died in a mass stranding on the remote Chatham Islands, about 800 km (497 miles) off New Zealand's east coast JEMMA WELCH/DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION NZ via REUTERS

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Whales are seen stranded on the beach in Chatham Islands, New Zealand November 24, 2020 in this drone picture obtained from social media. New Zealand's Department of Conservation (DOC) said in total 97 pilot whales and three dolphins died in the stranding, adding that they were notified of the incident on Sunday. INSTAGRAM @SAMINTHEWILD_ via REUTERS

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Whales are seen stranded on the beach in Chatham Islands, New Zealand November 24, 2020 in this drone picture obtained from social media. Most of them were stranded during the weekend but rescue efforts have been hampered by the remote location of the island. INSTAGRAM @SAMINTHEWILD_ via REUTERS

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Whales are seen stranded on the beach in Chatham Islands, New Zealand November 24, 2020 in this still image taken from a social media video. Mass strandings are reasonably common on the Chatham Islands with up to 1,000 animals dying in a single stranding in 1918. INSTAGRAM @SAMINTHEWILD_via REUTERS.

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Whales are seen stranded on the beach in Chatham Islands, New Zealand November 24, 2020 in this drone picture obtained from social media. Picture taken November 24, 2020. INSTAGRAM @SAMINTHEWILD_ via REUTERS

26 November 2020 00:00 WIB

Whales are seen stranded on the beach in Chatham Islands, New Zealand November 24, 2020 in this drone picture obtained from social media. INSTAGRAM @SAMINTHEWILD_ via REUTERS

26 November 2020 00:00 WIB