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Two Melon-Headed Whales Released After Stranding on Taiwan Beach
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2024-10-11
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The coast guard has released two melon-headed whales off the north coast of Taiwan. This type of whale is rarely seen in the region, and researchers are hoping to determine what led to their stranding.
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