NBC Newsのインスタグラム(nbcnews) - 7月18日 21時32分

Around 50 pilot #whales were helped back into deep water by beachgoers on Tuesday after finding themselves stranded on a beach on #stsimonsisland in #Georgia

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_rebe87 Do NOT push stranded marine mammals back in the water. Call proper authorities and await instructions or their arrival. These people were incredibly lucky they were not hurt from thrashing whales. Improper pushing back, can do more damage to the animals. It is okay to “right” the animal, so it’s blowhole is above water and it can breathe, but they need to be examined by a trained team prior to trying to refloat

professorgrowleypants Sorry I dont know how to hot link it. Anyway The Today show said “pilot whales often beach themselves because they are highly social animals” these animals were committing suicide instead of being tortured.

tleew6 Wait, are these experts, should they be doing this or should an expert decide how to handle this crisis, I know they meant well but what is protocol in such a situation?

professorgrowleypants https://thebrunswicknews.com/news/local_news/carter-defends-position-on-offshore-oil-exploration/article_df05e1b6-b2df-5ed4-8972-2769ae8889b7.html

professorgrowleypants https://thebrunswicknews.com/news/local_news/carter-defends-position-on-offshore-oil-exploration/article_df05e1b6-b2df-5ed4-8972-2769ae8889b7.html

ardalanm They dont want to go back into the mess we made out of their home. So sad. We need tech people to destroy fosil companies ASAP.

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