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When a whale dies it becomes a stinky feast for sharks, tiny shore animals — and scientists – ABC News
Earlier this week, a dead whale surrounded by a pack of hungry sharks washed up into Adelaide’s port. So, what happens when a…
Earlier this week, a dead whale surrounded by hungry sharks washed up into Adelaide’s port.
South Australian authorities are still deciding about what to do with the carcass, but in the meantime scientists have taken samples for research.
Originally thought…
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