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More than 100 whales freed from WA beach

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More than 100 whales have been freed after a mass stranding event in Western Australia that left 28 pilot whales dead.

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More than 100 whales freed from WA beach

More than 100 whales have been freed after a mass stranding event in Western Australia that left 28 pilot whales dead.

22 days ago·Sydney, Australia

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More than 200 beached whales saved

A huge rescue operation to save more than 200 pilot whales that became stranded on a Western Australian beach has ended with a stunning result.

21 days ago

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bunburymail.com.au

More than 100 whales saved, 28 dead in mass stranding

More than 100 pilot whales stranded at Toby's Inlet near Dunsborough in Western Australia. Parks and Wildlife Service have reported more than 20 are dead.

21 days ago

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More than 100 whales freed from WA beach

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More than 200 beached whales saved

More than 200 beached whales saved

More than 100 whales saved, 28 dead in mass stranding

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