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Why do whales beach themselves?

physorg.com — Several multiple-species strandings have occurred following military use of mid-frequency sonar, sparking public outcry. "One reason for the level of concern about these incidents is that they involved the rarely seen beaked whales," explained Parks. "These whales were found beached 5, sometimes 10 at a time.

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