More than 50 pilot whales have died in Scotland and being stranded on a beach on the Isle of Lewis– the largest mass stranding in the country in decades.
Over 50 pilot whales died in Scotland after they washed up on a beach on the Isle of Lewis on 17th July. According to the inertial reports, about 55 animals both adults and calves were discovered, of which only 15 are alive.
Marine rescuers rushed to Traigh Mhor in North Tolsta when they spotted dozens of whales in difficulty.
Officials from the British Divers Marine Life Rescue (BDMLR) charity attempted to re-float two of the more active whales which were low down in the water on the outgoing tide.
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