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  1. Whales get beached when they either swim in too-shallow, coastal waters and can’t get out or if they become too sick, old, or tired to swim. In the latter case, whales will stop swimming and …

  2. In the Orkney stranding, 12 of the whales were still alive when they became beached. When this happens, marine organisations assess whether a whale can be safely refloated.

  3. Observe the stranded animal from at least 50 feet away and keep your dogs leashed. Don’t attempt to touch, move, or feed it. Share this FAQ with friends and family, help with beach …

  4. Interview with Beached director Petra Kalive by Paul Galloway, Melbourne Theatre Company e,’ says director Petra Kalive. ‘It’s the way they occupy th space in the world they live in. They’re …

  5. Many marine mammals are saved each year with the help of volunteers – every efort contributes to their conservation. Photos: Front cover: Pilot whales stranded on Farewell Spit. Photo: …

  6. Last year, 230 pilot whales beached themselves at Macquarie Harbour, on Tasmania's west coast. By the time rescuers could get there, most were dead. But dozens were still alive.

  7. When a whale becomes stranded or beached, it becomes stressed, causing its heartbeat to increase and making it at risk of overheating. Volunteers helping keep the animals cool are …