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BEACHED WHALE BEING CARED FOR BY LOCAL STRANDING CENTER
Michelle Dawn Mooney ( mmooney@nbc40.net ) - 11/3/09 06:55 pm
Last Updated - 11/3/09 11:48 pm
BRIGANTINE - The Marine Mammal Stranding Center is now caring for a young pygmy sperm whale that washed up on the beach in Atlantic City today.
The whale, which is now recovering at the center in Brigantine, was spotted around 6 thirty this morning on the South Carolina Avenue beach.
Bob Schoelkopf, Director of the MMSC, says the species is known for having cardiac problems, which often leads to strandings.
A cardiologist has been called in to monitor the whale for further treatment.
The whale, which is now recovering at the center in Brigantine, was spotted around 6 thirty this morning on the South Carolina Avenue beach.
Bob Schoelkopf, Director of the MMSC, says the species is known for having cardiac problems, which often leads to strandings.
A cardiologist has been called in to monitor the whale for further treatment.
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