56 dolphins and whales have washed up on Irish beaches so far this year
2/18/2017
2017 is the worst year on record for cetacean strandings in Ireland according to new figures released by the Irish Whale and Dolphin Group (IWDG).
2017 is the worst year on record for cetacean strandings in Ireland according to new figures released by the Irish Whale and Dolphin Group (IWDG).
This year the worst on record as 56 mammals wash up on beaches Fifty-six dolphins and whales have washed up on beaches in Ireland so far this ...
As of Friday 17 February, a whopping 56 cetacean standings had been recorded — more than half of them identified as common dolphins.
Prior to 2010, the average numbers of standings were around 22, of which five would have been common dolphins, says the IWDG's strandings officer ...
SO FAR THIS year, 56 dolphins and whales have died after becoming stranded on Irish beaches, according to new figures released by the Irish Whale ...
SO FAR THIS year, 56 dolphins and whales have died after becoming stranded on Irish beaches, according to new figures released by the Irish Whale ...
2/17/2017
Fifty-six dolphins and whales have washed up on beaches in Ireland so far this year making 2017 the worst on record for such strandings. The number ...
Fifty-six dolphins and whales have washed up on beaches in Ireland so far this year making 2017 the worst on record for such strandings. The number ...