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Could another earthquake be on the way due to the whale beaching?

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RESCUE MISSION: The pilot whale stranding on Tasmania’s South Bruny Island. Picture: Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service Source: PerthNow

The whales are believed to be pilot whales and became stranded late this afternoon.

Department of Parks and Wildlife spokeswoman Liz Wren said about 12 of the whales were still alive and Parks and Wildlife are on the beach trying to help the stranded mammals.

She said more staff from the marine team of the department were on their way to help.

It is understood workers from salmon farm company Tassal were also on the Read more…