More than 120 whales die in mass stranding on Chatham Islands
by Eleanor Ainge Roy from Environment | The Guardian on (#5ATN8)
Ninety-seven whales died and dozens more had to be euthanised by rescue workers
A mass stranding on the far-flung Chatham Islands in the Pacific Ocean has resulted in the deaths of more than 120 whales.
Ninety-seven pilot whales and three dolphins have died in the stranding, with 28 pilot whales and three dolphins having to be euthanised, said staff from New Zealand's Department of Conservation (DoC).
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