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  • [Year]: 2012
    [Date]: February
    [Country]: Tunisia Tunisian Republic
    [Location]: Sidi Daoud beach
    [No. of whales]: 1
    [Died]: 1
    [Survived]: 0
    [Notes]: 12 m long, 15-tonnes
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  • [Year]: 1926
    [Date]: December 27
    [Country]: Australia Australia
    [Location]: Burleigh Heads, Queensland
    [No. of whales]: 1
    [Died]: 1
    [Survived]: 0
    [Notes]: Washed ashore dead. Bones purchased and displayed at museum
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  • [Year]: 1978
    [Date]: August 29
    [Country]: Australia Australia
    [Location]: Settlement Beach, Flinders Island, Tasmania
    [No. of whales]: 1
    [Died]:
    [Survived]:
    [Notes]: Single large animal.
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  • [Year]: 2016
    [Date]: October 18
    [Country]: United States USA
    [Location]: Little Gasparilla Island, Florida
    [No. of whales]: 1
    [Died]: 1
    [Survived]: 0
    [Notes]: 19.5 ft long calf. Found dead. Body recovered for necropsy.
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  • [Year]: 2015
    [Date]: July 10
    [Country]: Singapore Singapore
    [Location]: off Jurong Island
    [No. of whales]: 1
    [Died]: 1
    [Survived]: 0
    [Notes]: Found deceased, floating near tanker terminal. Possible ship strike.
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  • [Year]: 1954
    [Date]: July 14
    [Country]: Australia Australia
    [Location]: Middleton Beach, Albany, Western Australia
    [No. of whales]: 1
    [Died]:
    [Survived]:
    [Notes]: 13 ft long, calf. Alive when first sighted.
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According to a study published recently in the International Journal of Astrobiology, large-scale solar storms cause magnetic anomalies that affect sperm whales that use the earth’s magnetic field to navigate. This finding is likely to be one of the most important factors directly affecting the 138 strandings recorded in the random tool.

Sperm whale strandings have occurred throughout history and can occur in cities and countries. These beached sperm whales are in their prime and disease-free, and the reason for their beaching is of interest to many scientists. From the generator you can see in detail when and where each stranding took place, the major countries and locations, as well as the number of sperm whales that have been stranded. Scientists have developed a keen interest in it, and have made brief judgments based on their research.

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