More than 100 whales freed from WA beach

Brisbane Times

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Dozens of whales died after over 100 became stranded.
Daily Express
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There is no greater psychological threat underpinning Sydney’s beach culture than the lurking fear of sharks, despite the fact the city has had only one fatal shark attack since 1963 and that other more mundane dangers, such as drowning, pose a far greater risk to life.
Brisbane Times
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Another 100 or so of the whales were rescued and redirected out to sea from Toby's Inlet, which is at the lower tip of Western Australia, about 150 miles from Perth, the state capital.
CBS News
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Of the 160 whales stranded near the town of Dunsborough on Thursday morning, more than 100 were saved and returned to the ocean.
The New York Times

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