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Animal rescuers in Australia save 130 whales: “This is a great result”

Summary by Frankfurter Allgemeine

Hundreds of aid workers celebrate the rescue of marine mammals on Australia’s west coast. Often, large-scale strandings end up killing the animals. Also a shark warning gave cause for concern.

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Frankfurter Allgemeine

Animal rescuers in Australia save 130 whales: “This is a great result”

Hundreds of aid workers celebrate the rescue of marine mammals on Australia’s west coast. Often, large-scale strandings end up killing the animals. Also a shark warning gave cause for concern.

16 days ago·Frankfurt, Germany

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Die Presse

Animal rescuers celebrate rescue of 130 whales in Australia

160 grind whales are stranded on the Australian West Coast. Most of them were saved: “This is a great result.”

16 days ago·Vienna, Austria

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Spiegel

Australia: Animal protection workers celebrate the rescue of 130 whales

In Australia, however, hundreds of helpers have now managed to save dozens of marine mammals. Some of the animals transported are intended to serve science.

16 days ago·Germany

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n-tv.de

"Great result": Animal protection workers rescue 130 stranded whales in Australia

For hours, veterinarians and volunteers try to save 160 stranded whales on the west coast of Australia. Among other things, they keep the animals’ heads above water so that they can breathe. And indeed, the effort has paid off. 130 whales manage to get back into the sea. However, for almost 30, any help is too late.

16 days ago

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der Standard AT

Animal rescuers celebrate rescue of 130 whales in Australia

Hundreds of volunteers were involved in the hour-long rescue of the animals. For nearly 30 stranded whales, any help came too late

16 days ago

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stol.it

Australia: Animal protection workers celebrate the rescue of 130 whales

Among other things, they held the heads of the whales lying in shallow water over the water so that they could breathe. Finally, most of the animals managed to get back into deeper waters. However, for nearly 30 grind whales, all help came too late. On Friday, there was a warning of sharks in the region around the small town of Dunsborough, 250 kilometres south of Perth. Robbers are often attracted by whalers. There was also further concern that…

16 days ago·Bolzano, Italy

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