Rescuers save whales in Australian mass stranding "hotspot"

Last updated: 22/09 - 17:19

Rescuers work to save dozens of the beached long-finned pilot whales on Australia's rugged west coast of Tasmania after 226 were stranded on a remote beach.

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Rescuers save whales in Australian mass stranding "hotspot"

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