Whale Carcass with 20 Meters Back to Be Buried in Ovar After Being Exposed by Maritime Erosion
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The sea and its tides once again left exposed the carcass of a whale about 20 meters long and 20 tons on Maceda Beach, in Ovar, Portugal. The animal was found, for the first time, in March of this year, after crashing on the site. The body, however, could not be removed at the time due to the difficulties of access to the area. On Tuesday (13), municipal teams again buried the carcass, after being found again the day before.
The cetacean had hit the coast in March in Maceda. The strong maritime agitation once again left the carcass exposed, forcing the new intervention of the local authorities and the Maritime Police.
The carcass of a whale with about 20 meters and 20 tons was again buried on Maceda beach in Ovar, after being exposed due to sea erosion. The animal gave to the coast in March of this year, but it was not possible to remove the remains at the time due to the difficulties of access to the site.
Reappearance of the 20-ton mammal's remains on Maceda Beach is generating outrage among the popular, who question the responsibility for the operation
The common whale gave to the coast in March and was buried in the sand of Maceda beach. The currents dragged the sand that covered it and the body back into the open. Ovar House wants to bury it again this Tuesday. The carcass of a common whale once again became exposed in the areal of Maceda beach in Ovar. The animal gave to the coast in March and was buried right there. It is again in sight after the currents dragged the sand that covered it. …
The carcass of a whale with about 20 tons was exposed, in the areal of Maceda beach, in Ovar, due to the sea erosion. It will be the same animal that landed in March this year.
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