22 Pilot whales died after their pod beached in New Zealand. Rescuers are trying to save the 77 animals that are left, dousing them with water, waiting for high tide to take them back out to sea.
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hope they get back to safety
I hope that they can get this whale safely back into the water and that it is not sick!
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So sad, humans kill all nature around.
Looks like all but 17 died or were shot.
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Extremely upset.
I hope they survive, would be such a shame for these great giants to die like that.
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