LAST FAREWHALE: 21-Foot Orca Dies After Mysteriously Washing Up On Florida Beach In 'First-Ever Case'

The picture shows the killer whale weighing over 6,000 pounds dead at the beach in Florida, USA on Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2023. The beach had been temporarily closed to the public but since has been reopened after the whale was removed. Note: Picture is a screenshot from a video. (Flagler County Sheriff's Office/Newsflash) The picture shows the killer whale weighing over 6,000 pounds dead at the beach in Florida, USA on Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2023. The beach had been temporarily closed to the public but since has been reopened after the whale was removed. Note: Picture is a screenshot from a video. (Flagler County Sheriff's Office/Newsflash)
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13 January 2023
A 21-foot killer whale weighing over 6,000 pounds died after it washed up on a Florida beach. The event has been described as "extremely rare" by wildlife officials as this is reportedly the first-ever case of an orca becoming stranded in Florida, or anywhere on the US south-eastern coast. Erin...