Mass Whale Strandings in New Zealand
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Hundreds of pilot whales have stranded on New Zealand's coasts, with rescue teams working tirelessly to save survivors. So far, only two whales have been successfully returned to the sea. The incident has resulted in significant losses, with estimates suggesting at least 30 whales may have died. Pilot whales are social animals and members of a group have strong bonds with each other, so when one whale moves towards shallow waters, other members of the group may follow and become stranded as well.
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