Sadly, New Zealand is willing to kill 250 stranded whales, revealing that sharks cannot return to the sea
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On October 8, the AFP reported that More than 250 pilot whales died in the tragedy after they ran aground on the northwestern shores of the Chatham Islands. off the southern coast of New Zealand. The New Zealand Conservation Agency said it has been unable to help repel whales into the sea since the whales were wiped out on 7 October, as the sea is teeming with sharks that could pose a threat to the whales. authority.
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The report stated that the officers had no choice but to suppress them all to escape their suffering. Officials were approved by community leaders and the people of the island before taking action. This will then leave their bodies to naturally decay into the original area.
There have been several whale strandings on the Chatham Islands. The largest whale beaching on the island occurred in 1918, with more than a thousand whales stranded and scientists are still studying the root cause. Experts have speculated that it could be because the whales are closer to the shore and are being washed ashore by the waves.
