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Science / Perth, WA

Removing beached whale carcasses no task

ABC News
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  • the headline was changed: How to get rid of a costly Removing beached whale of a problemcarcasses no easy task

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When a dead 13-metre-long whale, weighing an estimated 31 tonnes, washed ashore at City Beach in the early hours of Monday morning, a public holiday no less.

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  • 7NEWS Whale carcass forces City Beach closure as sharks circle plain
  • WAtoday WA news LIVE: Whale carcass to be removed from south City Beach today plain
  • ABC News Removing beached whale carcasses no easy task 1 change

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Headline as published: Removing beached whale carcasses no easy task

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Outlet Niral ScoreAdjectivesSourcingSentimentHappiness
ABC Newsas they published this story 15.6 17 56 -0.3 11.4
7NEWS 10.8 4 58 -0.1 36.2

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