A juvenile whale was found dead on New Hampshire beach. The news is making the rounds because local officials first tried to transport the whale in a dumpster, which was too small. Scientists plan to do a autopsy. To determine the cause of death and whether or not to determine it’s the sign of a trend.
Some people thought they were disposing of the whale in a dumpster. But they were actually attempting to load the minke into a dumpster to transport to a facility. So that one could perform an autopsy.
The dead minke that didn’t fit in the dumpster spent the whole night in the parking lot of Jenness Beach in Rye #NH. The government finally delivered a bigger dumpster in the morning. To haul the giant to a composting site for an autopsy.
Crew from the @SeacoastSciCtr Marine Mammal Rescue Team is documenting info before this dead minke whale that washed up on Jenness Beach in Rye this morning is removed. @UnionLeader pic.twitter.com/5eDQGZxQME
— Jason Schreiber (@Schreibernews) September 17, 2018
A dead whale that flopped off the side of a dumpster because it didn’t fit spent last night in the parking lot of Jenness Beach in Rye #NH. The state finally delivered a bigger dumpster this a.m. to haul the whale to a composting site for an autopsy. https://t.co/bcDqGGFTSC pic.twitter.com/vIo49tB27c
— Jason Schreiber (@Schreibernews) September 18, 2018
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