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New Zealand-Yesterday found 107 whales stranded South Island New Zealand. Half were already dead

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http://news.sina.com.hk/news/12/1/1/2004794/1.html

Chinese to English translation

New Zealand, 82 pilot whales stranded
2011-02-04
Tourism New Zealand South Island city of Nelson, 150 km west of Golden Bay, this found that about 82 pilot whales (pilot whale) stranded, at least 10 deaths.

Preliminary report on local residents was 30, after the substantial increase in the afternoon high tide. Hundreds of conservation organizations and volunteers to the scene and continued to resist the sun whales splashing water moisture, and to assist four swimming out to sea. New Zealand waters, the common pilot whales can be up to 6 meters.
 
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Yesterday found 107 whales stranded on an island in southern New Zealand. Half were already dead

Yesterday found 107 whales stranded on an island in southern New Zealand. Half were already dead

http://www.nyhetskanalen.se/1.2025612/2011/02/21/har_dor_107_strandade_valar
Swedish to English translation

Here dies 107 stranded whales
Yesterday found 107 whales stranded on an island in southern New Zealand. Half were already dead - the rest were forced rescuers killed.

Published February 21, 2011 12:30
Updated Mon Feb 21 13:37:13 CET 2011
The whales weigh several hundred pounds and gets up to six meters long. Pilot choices are very social and can live in groups of up to 90 individuals.

No one really knows why whales strand, but one reason may be the desire to keep together the flock. Other causes include faulty navigation. But this many whales stranded at the same time is unusual.

See the full feature in the clip above!

Anders Bryngelsson
anders.bryngelsson @ tv4.se
 
Re: New Zealand-Yesterday found 107 whales stranded South Island New Zealand. Half were already dead

Other causes include faulty navigation
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Perhaps it's related to changes preceeding today's Christchurch earthquake.

Very low frequency waves have been known to preceed earthquakes and increase in number and volume during the 24-48 hours immediately preceeding a quake.

The Loma Prieta, California quake (in ?? year) had been heavily instrumented for many years and they "caught" the low frequency sounds prior to the major quake.

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