1,000 rush to help beached whales in NZ
People gathering at the beach on the Coromandel peninsula of New Zealand’s North Island after a pod of 10 pilot whales stranded overnight. Three of the whales have died. – Twitter pic, January 4, 2020.
SOME 1,000 people rushed to a New Zealand beach today to try and save a pod of whales that stranded overnight, overwhelming conservation workers who are appealing for specialist assistance. Three of the short-finned pilot whales died, and an attempt to refloat the surviving seven will be made on the mid-afternoon high tide at the beach on the Coromandel peninsula of North Island.
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