7/6/2016
A huge decomposing whale carcass has been removed from a popular surfing beach in Western Australia's South West in a six-hour operation ...
A humpback whale that washed up on a beach in the state's South West has been successfully removed. It took a six-hour operation by the ...
IT was a whale of an effort to remove a 30 tonne Humpback carcass from a popular surfing beach in the State's South West this week, taking six hours ...
A HUMPBACK whale carcass that washed up on Honeycombs beach on July 5 has now been removed during a six-hour operation. The 13-metre ...
Mr Hatherley said the male adult whale, which weighed about 30 tonnes, was removed because it posed a safety risk to surfers and visitors to the ...
7/4/2016
People have been urged to stay out of the water at a popular beach in Western Australia's South West after a large whale carcass washed ashore.
The humpback whale carcass that washed up on Honeycombs beach in the Leeuwin-Naturaliste national park in south-western Western Australia.
The Department of Parks and Wildlife will remove the whale carcass that washed up on Honeycombs Beach in Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park in ...
A rotting 30 to 40 tonne humpback whale carcass that has sparked a shark alert at a popular surfing beach in the state's South West will not be ...