A whale that beached itself and died or died then became beached—doesn't matter, it's dead.
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A beached whale in Denmark from 2014 (Image: AP)Last year brought what seemed like a disturbing omen to communities surrounding Europe's North Sea: a whole lot of beached sperm whales.
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They're as far from beached as as you can get.
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But their speed boats are beached, the footwells accumulating sand.
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"I really feel like a beached whale," she tells her friends.
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A typical operation involves a ship being beached at low tide.
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What can a formerly edgy, then mainstream, then beached writer do?
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More than 300 whales beached themselves near Mason Bay in 1998.
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Two other whales beached themselves elsewhere in New Zealand, officials said.
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Sailors beached their galleys most every day because they had to.
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I had South Beached, I had Atkinsed, I had Slim-Fasted.
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An earlier version of this post said that it had beached itself.
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"Beached" is silken and edgeless, not much more than a cloudy piano.
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In their desperation to escape, some of the herrings temporarily beached themselves.
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Without Pakistani cooperation, our army in Afghanistan risks becoming a beached whale.
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The dead 50ft (14.5m) young adult male sperm whale beached in Norfolk.
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More than 650 pilot whales have beached themselves here over the past week.
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There's no one way to describe the scent of a beached, rotting whale.
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One of the beached Chatham Island whales also had to be put down.
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Heartbreaking scenes as more than 150 whales beached themselves in WA's south-west.
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Its tail floats on the waves, but its massive head is solidly beached.
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For instance, this 17th-century seascape includes a secret portrait of a beached whale.
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His timing is always good — I was starting to feel like a beached whale.
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The Canadian beached his Williams in the gravel, bringing out the virtual safety car.
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Authorities said the beached pipes ranged from around 200 meters to 480 meters long.
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NBC News reporter Kerry Sanders helped rescue a beached dolphin after Hurricane Irma. 25.
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Off course and long overdue, they beached the craft off the coast of Oriente Province.
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The hundreds of newly beached whales may still be trying to help their fallen friends.
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The precise cause was not known, though beached whales are not uncommon at Golden Bay.
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Cora dragged me out to the ghoulish carpet of beached tilapia at the water's edge.
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Fortune called it a "beached-whale" car and "Dustbuster minivan" that was disliked by customers.
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I walked past beached jellyfish and oyster shells and the slender bones of sea gulls.
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In his imitation of that indelible image, however, Ai looked more like a beached whale.
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Members of the public have flocked to the beached sperm whales since they were discovered.
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For graphic on VLCC oil tanker 'Raphaela' beached for scrapping near Karachi, Pakistan click reut.
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Hundreds of pilot whales recently beached themselves on a thin strip of land in what country?
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On Saturday, a hiker discovered two pods of pilot whales beached on New Zealand's Stewart Island.
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There are numerous examples of them having beached where there is such a sandy, sloping bottom.
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A 66-foot beached blue whale became a cruel graffiti wall for some beachgoers in Chile.
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The whales beached at Hamelin Bay, 315 km (198 miles) south of the state's capital, Perth.
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The wind finally died near Forest City, and I beached the canoe at the town landing.
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One thing you learn, in squeamish detail, is how to carve up a dead beached whale.
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Video footage shows a tourist walking off with a beached dolphin over the labor holiday in China.
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The small whales were beached on a 16 km-stretch between Alanthai and Kallamozhi in Tuticorin district.
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She's beached in Ibiza, splashed around on the island of Sainte-Marguerite, and sipped wine in Monaco.
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We look like beached whales, breathing heavily and going slightly giddy while recovering from vitamin D deficiencies.
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Boats lay beached next to homes and along the highway in Big Pine Key and in Marathon.
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As the beached seaweed rots, it releases hydrogen sulfide gas that has a distinct rotten-egg smell.
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As long as safety remains elusive elsewhere, thousands of refugees will remain beached in Mr. Hujeiri's district.
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We've all seen the documentaries and the countless photographs: melting glaciers, oil-soaked seal pups, beached whales.
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That raises the question: What should you do if you come across an unidentifiable beached sea creature?
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The two pods of pilot whales beached themselves over the weekend, their carcasses now littering the picturesque beach.
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The last time this happened at Hamelin Bay, some 15 years ago, none of the beached whales survived.
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The Sunshine Coast in Australia, specifically, is being blighted with a huge number of beached, blobby jellyfish invaders.
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The calf most likely beached itself because it was ill or because it was separated from its mother.
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He's stopped being a reporter 4 NBC & is trying to return a beached baby dolphin to the sea.
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Oslo is turning to drone technology partly because of a dead dolphin — bloodied, beached and ensnared in plastic.
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I want to read the story about a beached whale that is a metaphor for loss and death.
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BT stands for "beached things," and they are gooey shadow monsters that will murder you with their… mouths?
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But a new study shows that some whales might get beached because of a different threat: the sun.
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In years past, shearwaters have been found beached in large numbers in other parts of the United States.
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About 26 whales beached on or near St. Catherines Island, south of Savannah, and 16 of them died.
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Four hours later, my bladder was so full I looked more like a beached manatee than a svelte mermaid.
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Rather than sitting securely on the seafloor, it begins to float, like a beached ship lifted off the sand.
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One person who came across Captain Boomer in Paris said that the statue even smelled like a beached whale.
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Later, we beached our kayaks on a small cayo for an impromptu picnic of cut papaya, pineapple and sandwiches.
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Grossman also operates a part-time tow truck business that rescues beached autos - but not without a photo first.
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But to write off Cleveland as some misguided backwater beached in bygone times would not be doing the hamlet justice.
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OAK ISLAND, North Carolina – A necropsy is planned for a sperm whale that beached itself in Oak Island, North Carolina.
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Instead, someone brought up a photo I had posted on Instagram of beached whales, their stomachs found filled with plastic.
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Urban Decay Beached Bronzer in Sun-Kissed gives you the perfect day-at-the-beach look — no UV rays required.
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"She was pregnant and had almost certainly aborted before [she] beached," Luca Bittau, president of nonprofit organization SeaMe, told CNN.
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The precise cause of the stranding was not known, though beached whales are not an uncommon sight at Golden Bay.
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More than 100 pilot whales were thrashing around and becoming beached in the low surf, at sunset, on November 24.
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Kerry Sanders, an NBC reporter, was among those who lifted two beached dolphins back into the sea on Marco Island.
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"Unfortunately, most of the whales beached themselves on dry land overnight and have not survived," Incident Controller Jeremy Chick said.
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Now, in this spoiler cast, they are ready to run amok like a Beached Thing emerging from the Chiral ooze.
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While local fishermen and officials have been dragging the beached whales into the sea, many have been returning to the shore.
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Authorities said the beached pipes, ranging from around 200 metres to 480 meters in length, were new and destined for Algeria.
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Men lean against beached boats, women gather around ministers and caught fish, portraying both the industry and spirituality of the people.
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Also this month, dozens of bystanders stepped in to save a pod of beached pilot whales on St. Simons Island, Georgia.
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Every day feels like when a group of strangers suddenly work together to push a beached whale back into the sea.
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Everybody in this musical, about beached stage actors who crash a small-town dance, worked with an astonishing sense of farce.
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In July, dozens of beachgoers stepped in to help at least 47 pilot whales beached on south Georgia's St. Simons Island.
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But in 2014, she traveled to Christchurch, New Zealand to observe four beached molas and found the sunfish she'd been searching for.
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Back in 1996, 320 long-finned pilot whales beached themselves in the coastal town of Dunsborough, though thankfully all but 20 survived.
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Image: APIn what's considered the largest mass stranding in decades, over 400 pilot whales have beached themselves on a New Zealand shore.
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Although about 100 whales stranded overnight were floated just after dawn, a fifth of that number beached themselves again in the afternoon.
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NASA believes that this is a result of the icebergs becoming "beached" in the shallow ice at the edge of Sputnik Planum.
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A spokeswoman from Western Australia's Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions said one whale beached itself again and had to be euthanized.
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Photo: APEarly on Saturday, dozens of volunteers worked to refloat about 100 of the 40o whales that mysteriously beached themselves in New Zealand.
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Scores of octopuses have "walked" out of the Irish Sea and beached themselves on the sand in New Quay, Ceredigion, Wales Online reports.
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To welcome this period of change, it only seems fitting that New Zealand's infamous "Beached Az" whale toss himself back onto cartoon shores.
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I told him I was looking for a beached whale carcass in a town that should've been not far from where we were.
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In the 1970s, Mr. Martin released a single, "Stop, Look Around," and an album, "Beached," produced by Carl Wilson of the Beach Boys.
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Look at the British who hide in the belly of a beached fishing boat, which unseen enemy troops are using for target practice.
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The result is a perverse, witty and uningratiating pictorial world in which sadomasochism is inevitable and trust has been beached on the sand.
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The trip to Christmas Island will prolong an already long and perilous journey for the 17 Vietnamese citizens who escaped the beached vessel.
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The DOC took skin and blubber samples from the pilot whales beached on Chatham Islands to study in an effort to get more answers.
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The too-familiar image of whale pods beached and decaying in sickly shallows is the predominant aesthetic of Death Stranding's world of the dead.
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Some of the beached survivors managed to successfully return to the sea, but about half of the Stewart Island stranders had to be euthanized.
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After such trauma, it's no wonder that the intervening decades have been unkind to Danny, leaving him soused in alcohol and beached in gloom.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - A fishing boat carrying more than 60 Rohingya Muslims was found beached on an island in southern Thailand on Tuesday, officials said.
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This early in the season, the temperature, onshore and in the water, was just under 60 degrees, with brisk winds ruffling the beached seaweed.
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Last February, 250 whales died after hundreds became beached at Farewell Spit, one of the most common locations for whale strandings in New Zealand.
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To ensure the estimates were accurate, they compared their results to direct weight records of beached and hunted right whales (from earlier whaling operations).
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He first attracted art-world acclaim for his colossal dead whale "beached" in the Patagonian forest, created from clay, wood and concrete in 2009.
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In her defense, Fujii said she didn't realize the whale was dead and thought the man had courageously climbed atop a living beached whale.
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A local marine patrol, cited by the British paper The Sun , said witnesses saw the man walk up to the dolphin after it beached itself.
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In 2012, around 41 whales died after being beached in the North Andaman Island in the Bay of Bengal, close to from Tamil Nadu's coast.
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According to Inwood, the area regularly saw beached whales and many residents were already trained in keeping the animals comfortable and helping to refloat them.
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But at least 81 of them beached themselves on a roughly six-mile stretch of beach named Manapad, near Tiruchendur, close to India's southernmost tip.
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The first wave of 400 whales marked this as the largest mass stranding of whales since 1985 when 450 were beached at Great Barrier Island.
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According to a Facebook post shared by the group, the young dolphin beached itself on the shore, those present at the beach were not responsible.
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On either side of the coals, like the ribs of a beached whale, are large vertical metal spikes impaled with mackerel, trout, and arctic char.
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It was discovered by scientists who were trying to solve a mystery about a beached whale that had been found farther south in the Atlantic.
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Beached marine specimens have led to the discovery of new whale species, insights into fish parasitology, and interesting finds about the pooping habits of turtles.
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An Emergency Service Unit is looping chains under the rear axle of a van, preparing to pull it off the concrete barricade its beached itself onto.
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According to the BBC, helicopter pilot David Schwarzhans was taking a group of sightseers over a secluded beach in Longufjorur when they found the beached whales.
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When a member of the pod is stranded and sends a distress signal it's not unusual for other pod-mates to end up beached as well.
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Where else in the world could you find such an arresting word for a lucky windfall—hvalreki [spoken], a beached whale that offers months of food?
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Swimmers are more exposed to injury, but beached bluebottles can also sting—even after they die—so you can get hurt anywhere near the tide line.
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He added the rescuers fear the six whales returned to the sea might attempt to come back for the four dead animals, risking being beached again.
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Scenes of tanks, miners, fossils and mountains give way to compelling dream sequences, one of which features fishermen hauling a colossal carp beached like a whale.
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The Philippines: A beached whale died with 88 pounds of plastic trash inside its body, an unusually large amount that brought renewed attention to ocean pollution.
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They reclined on a sofa next to Emma Stone and Carey Mulligan, all of them in metallic or sequined dresses, like a row of beached mermaids.
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One surveyor shrugged and said the change did not matter, and motioned to the banks around him, where a rowboat was beached on newly exposed earth.
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But the images are enriched by fluency in modern art, especially Cubism and Picasso's two-faced heads, curvaceous Marie-Thérèse Walter images and monumental beached nudes.
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On February 10, 2017, for example, 416 pilot whales beached themselves at Farewell Spit in Golden Bay—the worst mass stranding the country had seen in decades.
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WATCH THIS: Sea Lion Joins Family on Santa Barbara Kayak Despite a deep Google search, Dyadenko says she turned up no results that resembled the beached mystery.
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In 1918, over a thousand whales beached themselves on the Chatham Islands, and in 1985, 450 stranded themselves at Great Barrier Island off the coast of Auckland.
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At least a dozen short-finned pilot whales repeatedly beached themselves on St. Simons Island before being pushed out to sea by citizen volunteers and wildlife authorities.
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The receding wave of the 1960s has beached these lefties, gently, at "the Foundation," a fictionalized version of Topeka's Menninger Foundation, where Lerner's psychologist parents once practiced.
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With a rowboat moored into the sand filled with beer, Doorly and Justin Martin kicked the morning off atop a beached barge with some setting-appropriate house music.
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The New Zealand Department of Conservation sent out a call for more volunteers, warning that it's unlikely that they'll be able to rescue all of the beached whales.
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That happened to a 6-foot-long blue shark that beached in Provincetown, Massachusetts, a couple years ago, for example — and this is what it looked like. Why?
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Frustratingly, the remaining whales were "refloated" at high tide earlier today (at about 10:30 am local time), but 90 of them came back and re-beached themselves.
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Since the chaos surrounding the beached whale became international news, a perimeter has been set up around the animal's body by the Chilean Navy to keep onlookers away.
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Some time between Thursday evening and Friday morning, over 400 whales, adults and babies, beached themselves on the sands of South Island's Farewell Spit, reports the Associated Press.
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Local media carried pictures of groups of people congregating around beached blue containers and one carrying off what appeared to be a flatscreen TV still packed in foam.
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Of the 77 dead whales that have beached along the Pacific Coast so far this year, 30 have come ashore in Washington, the most in nearly two decades.
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Her door overlooks 200 acres of packed sand in the filled-in swamp, with the white, maritime-themed stadium in the distance, looking like a beached cruise ship.
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Of the 95 whales spotted, 82 have died: Most died on their own, while about 10 beached animals were euthanized by scientists after being found in "extremely poor" condition.
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According to New Zealand's Department of Conservation (DOC), 4503 pilot whales had beached themselves at Farewell Spit in Golden Bay, at the northern tip of the country's south island.
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This has always been a problem for the island, but this year, coincidentally, a whole group of whales made a wrong turn into shallow waters, beached themselves, and died.
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The 29 men, 31 women and five children were discovered on Rawi island in Satun province where their boat had beached due to engine trouble, police said on Tuesday.
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Someone reported it beached on May 18, two days after NOAA got word of a ship entering San Francisco Bay with yet another fin whale draped across its bow.
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The latest case follows the death of a beached whale in Hunstanton, Norfolk, on Friday and the discovery of three carcasses near the resort of Skegness over the weekend.
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"To not catch very much and have no price, it's hard to leave your gear out," said Mr. Wallace, who had already beached most of his 3,200 lobster traps.
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The biggest mass stranding of whales in Western Australia happened in 1996, when 320 long-finned pilot whales beached themselves in Dunsborough, about 40 miles north of Hamelin Bay.
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They sang songs, doused the pilot whales with buckets of water, draped wet cloths and sheets onto the beached whales to keep them cool and helped with the refloating.
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HONG KONG — Hundreds of pilot whales that swam into a shallow New Zealand bay died overnight after they got stuck in the waterway and beached themselves on the coastline.
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The DOC suspects that the whales were beached for an entire day prior to being detected, as some whales were half-buried in sand, and with so many already dead.
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Fishermen beached by the collapse of Newfoundland's cod industry in the 250s and workers displaced by Ontario's manufacturing slump in the 22022s found well-paid jobs in Alberta's oil patch.
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Several of the whales have been sent back into the ocean successfully, but many of the survivors remain beached due to the small window of time rescuers have to work.
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Though she has never acted before, Cates gives a touching performance as Depp's housebound mother, a woman "beached," in Gilbert's words, "like a whale," yet able to maintain her dignity.
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Hundreds of volunteers spent days pouring water over the beached whales to try and keep them cool, while waiting to catch high tides to carry them out to sea again.
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According to Whale Stranding Indonesia, a monitoring group, at least 30 animals have beached since the beginning of the year, including whales, dolphins and dugongs, also known as sea cows.
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Today, the most intact parts of the America are now stashed in sheds and garages around Fuerteventura, thanks to the comprehensive looting it received in the days after getting beached.
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"Most of the whales beached themselves on dry land overnight and have not survived," said Jeremy Chick of the department's Parks and Wildlife Service, who was overseeing the rescue attempt.
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The beached whales on Stewart Island were discovered in two separate groups, or pods, just as several other whale deaths and strandings were reported around the country over the weekend.
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A radio beacon led them to the boat, which was overturned and beached about 600 feet from the shore of Vieques, an island off the east coast of Puerto Rico.
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Scientists first thought it was a different type of sunfish An intern at Coal Oil Point Reserve alerted conservation specialist Jessica Nielsen to the dead beached sunfish on February 19.
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Eat and drink so much that you spend most of the time lying on the couch like a beached manatee, heaving big breaths as you unbuckle another notch on your belt?
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Dozens of dead pilot whales washed up on an Icelandic beach were spotted by a sightseeing helicopter tour on Tuesday, and officials are unclear as to how the mammals became beached.
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Challenges include things like protecting your precious supplies from bandits, avoiding strange monsters called Beached Things, and finding ways to navigate the world by building bridges or searching out new routes.
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The photographer equipped models with mermaid tails made by designer Cynthia Brault to enact the role of a beached mermaid, hopelessly stranded upon thousands of plastic bottles—10,000 to be exact.
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"Today, of the 29 beached whales, seven died, four were helped back out to sea and 18 were able to swim back themselves," the World Wildlife Fund said in a statement.
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But because my evaluation unit is "Caribbean Green" which is, I believe, the last color you'll see when standing too close to one of those festering beached whales as it explodes.
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" Continues the mom of daughter Julia Mimi Bella, 7 months, with a laugh, "And I just felt like 'a beached what in distress,' is what my friends and I kept saying.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian rescuers were racing against time to save 15 short-finned pilot whales on Friday after more than 150 of the migrating mammals beached on the country's west coast.
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Splintered chunks of roof, sprawled across the lot like beached whales, became bleachers for tired survivors, heads covered in shirts, towels and hats to soothe the hours of merciless Caribbean sun.
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The reddish-brown mass of four unevenly sized lobes sprawls like a beached sea lion across the upper right side of the abdominal cavity, beneath the diaphragm and atop the stomach.
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In Thailand, hoi tod is street food: fat mussels sprung from their shells and beached on a crepe with crackly edges and, inside, slow surrender, that mystical union of crunchy-gooey.
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Her early life strikes me as a torrent of events that swept her up and jostled her around until, with little say of her own, it beached her unceremoniously in California.
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Her early life strikes me as a torrent of events that swept her up and jostled her around until, with little say of her own, it beached her unceremoniously in California.
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Splintered chunks of roof, sprawled across the lot like beached whales, became bleachers for tired survivors, heads covered in shirts, towels and hats to soothe the hours of merciless Caribbean sun.
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Ren Leppens, the Rakiura operations manager for the Department of Conservation, told AP that the beached whales were likely stuck on the sand for at least one day before they were found.
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Your scouts uncover relics of the lost British Empire: beached dreadnoughts abandoned in the ice pack, scientific outposts with grim notes and warnings from the royal explorers who saw this disaster coming.
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"Sludgie the Wale" (2007), an installation by Snow, invites visitors to the collection to walk through the imagined innards of a beached wale, a kind of contrived, post-apocalyptic amusement park attraction.
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The Department of Conservation said Monday that as many as 145 whales beached themselves at Mason Bay, on the island's west side, where they were discovered by a hiker on Saturday afternoon.
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Across the street, where Mr. Trump came across the beached yacht, he told reporters that the homeowner had complained that his insurance company was balking at covering the cost of the damage.
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At least 250 whales were already dead of 400 found beached on Farewell Spit in Golden Bay on the tip of the South Island Friday, the Department of Conservation said in a statement.
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The 65 Rohingya men, women and children were discovered on Tuesday on Rawi island off Thailand's southern Satun province where their boat had beached due to engine trouble while en route to Malaysia.
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But without it, the risk is that they end up beached: not clean enough for Europe; but too expensive to compete with breakers in Bangladesh or Pakistan which have not changed at all.
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Each animal is taken back into the water for a final swim, then is tied to a nearby tree or beached fishing boat to wait for the rest of the flock to bathe.
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Read more: At least 135 whales beached themselves and died in a mass stranding in AustraliaWalters said NOAA worked closely with Hawaiian cultural practitioners, who prayed before and after the whales were euthanized.
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The composition finally started to make sense when conservator Shan Kuang found evidence of overpainting, and carefully scratched it off until the Dutch painter's massive beached whale found its way back to shore.
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A Corvette, BMW, Cadillac, several minivans and other autos - their tires sunk in sand and ocean waves lapping perilously close - are each a monthly feature of the "Beached Cars of Brigantine" 2020 calendar.
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Photo: Western Australia's Parks and Wildlife ServiceRescuers in Australia's Hamelin Bay are struggling to save six short-finned pilot whales out of an estimated 150 who beached themselves on the rocky shore earlier today.
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Cozy Bear, which beached the DNC network in the summer of 2015 has in the past year successfully infiltrated the unclassified networks of the White House, State Department and U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Last year, around 400 pilot whales were beached in Golden Bay, on the tip of New Zealand's South Island, in what was believed to be the third largest mass stranding in the country's history.
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A sea search with four helicopters and two boats was launched after his beached boat was found without him not far from Hossegor, the surfing resort where the 54-year-old had set out.
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That represents more than half of the 85 carcasses found over the past eight years, and excludes the 150 pilot whales that beached themselves in Western Australia's Hamelin Bay in March for unknown reasons.
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About five or six whales from the pod beached themselves, and bystanders worked to push the animals back to sea, Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) spokesman Tyler Jones told CNN in an emailed statement.
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In an act of bro-dom that seems both unfortunate and inevitable, a shirtless Spring-Break-goer was recorded using the teeth of a beached shark to open, and then shotgun, a can of beer.
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SANTIAGO, Chile, Nov 4 (Reuters) - A bloodied and beached minke whale, measuring almost 12 metres (39 feet), was hauled to safety by a team of rescuers using rope and tug boats in Chile on Thursday.
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It's possible that the hills which make up the Challenger Colles — that measure 37 by 22 miles across — have actually been "beached" due to possibly shallow nitrogen ice in that part of Sputnik Planum, NASA said.
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More than 2,000 emaciated California sea lions, mostly pups and juveniles, have been found beached dead and dying along the state's southern and central coasts since January, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
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Wilson had taken up Nabokov's cause in 1940, when Nabokov, already established as a man of letters in Berlin, found himself beached in North America, wearing Sergei Rachmaninoff's hand-me-downs and casting no public shadow.
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The Okhotsk Sea Ice Museum has canceled its annual photography award after this year's judge, photographer Keiko Fujii, selected a picture of a man standing triumphantly atop the corpse of a beached whale as the winner.
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Or at least that's how he was described by Royal Society for the Prevention of Animal Cruelty spokesperson Michael Beatty after he posted a picture of him and a friend "surfing" a beached sea turtle on Facebook.
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Hoping to save more whales at the next high tide on Friday evening, rescuers took turns pouring water over the beached whales to try and keep them cool, while school children sang to soothe the distressed beasts.
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LONDON — Three dead sperm whales that washed up on a beach near Skegness in Lincolnshire over the weekend are thought to be from the same pod as another whale that was found beached at Hunstanton on Friday.
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MASINLOC/MANILA, Philippines (Reuters) - A 30-foot trawler named "Marvin" lies beached on a grass bank overlooking the South China Sea, idle since China's coastguard began driving away Philippine fishermen after a fierce standoff four years ago.
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But they don't have much time: The tide is already going out, and only two hours remain to do the field research before they run the risk of getting stuck here in a boat beached in sand.
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A beached whale found in the Philippines on Saturday died with 88 pounds of plastic trash inside its body, an unusually large amount even by the grim standards of what is a common threat to marine wildlife.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The ocean has gotten noisier for decades, with man-made racket from oil drilling, shipping and construction linked to signs of stress in marine life that include beached whales and baby crabs with scrambled navigational signals.
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Over the course of the game, everything is explained very thoroughly When the Death Stranding happened, Beached Things (BTs) began appearing on Earth; when they come in contact with the living, it craters the area in a voidout.
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The precise cause was not known, though beached whales are not uncommon at Golden Bay, whose murky low-lying waters Project Jonah says can confuse the marine mammals' sonar, leaving them vulnerable to stranding when the tide ebbs.
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Location: Dana Point, CaliforniaStarting rate per night: $504A Southern California resort stay wouldn't be complete without a tropical cocktail — Forbes Travel Guide recommends the Beached Quail, which includes rum, whiskey, orange curaçao, pineapple, cinnamon syrup, and lime juice.
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In the first panel, Chang ritualistically scrubs a beached ship's large rusted hull with nothing more than a sponge and bucket of water; in the second, she wades thigh-deep into shoreline waters and scrubs a rotting whale carcass.
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The Challenger Colles marked on the image are thought to be a bunch of beached icebergs having been pushed by the glacier away from its more cellular areas and into shallower nitrogen at the interface between glacier and hills.
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Whenever a beached dolphin is spotted the park sends out a team to carry out an autopsy and determine the cause of death or, very occasionally, bring the still living dolphin to the park for treatment, with limited success.
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Tonight you're lending Billy your car—it's brand-new— and he's a well-meaning, blue-eyed Byronic drinking man who last week, at 3 A.M., stole your beached canoe, and when it sank he blamed it on a dolphin.
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It was conceived in both bad faith and bad taste, as part of a collaboration between Billy McFarland, a 20-something con man from New Jersey, the beached middle-aged rapper Ja Rule, and a fleet of Instagram influencers.
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Their arrest followed the finding by coast guards of a small collapsible boat, containing arms and ammunition, which was discovered beached on the sands which extend for miles along the North Kerry coast and are flanked by high ranges of sand.
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While reports of dead animals washing up on shore with their stomachs filled with plastic have become sadly common, the new study reveals that beached carcasses are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to plastic pollution in our oceans.
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Since a conservation worker spotted the whales washed ashore on Thursday evening, rescuers have spent two days pouring water over the beached whales to try and keep them cool, while waiting to catch high tides to carry them out to sea again.
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Created by Philippines-based advertising agency Dentsu Jayme Syfu in collaboration with Greenpeace Philippines, Wasted Animals is an artistic stunt that highlights ocean pollution by transforming plastic refuse sourced from the local shoreline into a life-sized sculpture of a beached whale.
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The Port of Corpus Christi is indefinitely shut down until a 449-foot drill ship that broke free of its mooring and beached in the ship channel's entrance to the Gulf of Mexico can be removed, according to the San Antonio Express-News.
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The New Zealand Department of Conservation said early Tuesday that it had to use excavators and dump trucks to move the carcasses of more than 200 pilot whales away from the coastline, where they had become beached, and onto the sand dunes.
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At least two of the whales were hurt but volunteers had decided to wait for high tide to haul the animals back out to sea using ropes, said Sapto Aji Prabowo, of the Natural Resource Conservation Agency in Aceh province, where the whales are beached.
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Hundreds of Whales Are Dead Following a Horrific Mass Stranding in New ZealandIn what's considered the largest mass stranding in decades, over 400 pilot whales have beached…Read more ReadOn Thursday, more than 400 pilot whales were discovered at Farewell Spit in Golden Bay.
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Those who did not choke up at this may have choked on their food as they imagined a not-too-distant-future Taiwan overrun with strays, like a beached Noah's Ark without the benefit of God limiting the animal passengers to two of each kind.
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Since my friends were all in the same boat as me in life, and that boat was beached on a desert island with no attempt to get it back into the water (Los Angeles does that to you), I asked my therapist to weigh in.
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READ MORE: Spring Break Bros Anger World by Using Beached Shark to Shotgun Beer The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources began receiving emails and messages from the public last Thursday; the incident took place on Wednesday, when the photos were posted on social media.
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Rather, in his interactions with a beached fish, an imperiled ant colony and a nest of orphaned ravens, Randall sees himself as equal to his animal brethren — recognizing that he owes kindness and generosity to each of them, just as he would for his fellow humans.
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The lone chug, now stranded far from any ocean, serves as a kind of proxy for the beleaguered and displaced immigrant body — showing signs of wear and earmarks of scrappy ingenuity in making it this far, but beached in ambiguity, without even a guiding horizon in sight.
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But, second, I said, as we passed the new Whitney, which loomed, in the advancing twilight, like a beached ocean liner made of steel and glass, these stories are really opportunities for the authors to assert the superiority of their own art, of literature, over painting.
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His is a treacherous job, because a mysterious event some years earlier — the Death Stranding — flooded the land with creepy humanoid monsters known as B.T.s, short for "beached things," which appear whenever it rains and try to drag Sam down into a pit of black tar.
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It is a true bummer when, under the sun-exposed mantle of summer vacation, people do awful things like take selfies with beached sharks 'til they're dead or generally scare the shit out of animals who are not on vacation, but trying to live their regular ass lives.
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READ: Whales beached in UK Sky News obtained video of a person removing a dolphin from the water in Santa Teresita, a coastal town about 350 kilometers southeast of Buenos Aires, and beachgoers took photos of a dolphin that appears to have been left to die in the sand.
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Marine biologist and whale expert Edda Elisabet Magnusdottir told the Iceland Monitor that when the whales enter shallow waters, "most of them have a tendency to become disorientated," adding that pilot whales tend to swim in groups, which explains the number of beached whales located on the beach in western Iceland.
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Often fashioning herself as a type of beached sea monster that's evolved solely from our own molting, Ciriza has created a body of work that evokes the slow shedding of human hair and snake skin that continuously falls off bodies and becomes part of the earth, helping to build nests again.
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An oceanographer who studies the drift of floating objects, Curtis Ebbesmeyer, said that judging by how long it took, the voyage of the Diane Turton Realtors sign was likely even more arduous than it seemed: The sign may have been on its third crossing of the Atlantic when it beached.
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Christopher Nolan's World War II epic highlights the intimate: a masked British fighter pilot crammed in the cockpit of a spitfire; a father and two teenagers (one his son) steering a civilian yacht into a war zone; a group of Allied soldiers huddled and hidden in the body of a beached boat.
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North American Lake Monsters (the series probably won't share the same name as the collection; it's just being called Untitled Mary Laws Project) gathers nine of Ballingrud's short stories, featuring a man facing werewolves, a Lovecraftian adventure in the arctic, some very scary vampires, and a father and daughter who deal with the discovery of a beached lake monster.
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The game careens through a whole lot of jargon over its formidable 40+ hours, but the basics go like this: Everyone lives in bunkers, cut off from one another out of fear because near-unseeable ghosts ("beached things," or "BTs") roam the planet, causing some equivalent of a nuke to go off when they subsume a living person.
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Drone footage by Lynn Englum, Vanishing Places It now faces near unlivable conditions because of the climate crisis: Dead arms of staghorn coral are beached; typhoons and super typhoons sweep through more regularly, building on Guam's position in the most active storm basin in the world; drinking water reservoirs already contaminated with military runoff are becoming depleted as the dry season gets drier.
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The former shows definitively figurative forms of whales and primates that are cheerful yet unsettling: largely rendered in bright pastels are pretty patterns that replace what would be skin or fur — but the whales are beached, mouths open as if gasping for air; and the apes, with generous daubs of paint bordering their limbs, seem to plod on the canvas as if they had trodden through slick tar pits.
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