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so whats the official story here? its been a while and I never heard from it ever again
>https://videos.metro.co.uk/video/met/2016/04/28/3156970530099870377/960x540_3156970530099870377.mp4
>https://x.com/DailyMail/status/725326004777025536/photo/1
any fauna super sleuth anons here to suss this out once and for all?
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>>5115452
dont see why they wouldnt be able to be in freshwater if that water connects to sea water, its much easier for non fish to tolerant salinity changes than it is for fish because their insides arent constantly saturated in one or the other
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>>5115461
absolutely reductive
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>>5115452
it's the Roch Ness monster
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Blainville's beaked whale (Mesoplodon densirostris).
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>>5115452
I feel like the simple answer is just "it died".
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>>5115452
Where did the information that it was caught in freshwater come from? The color of the water may be due to sediments in the Yellow Sea where the Zhoushan Islands are located.
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>>5115529
most likely it got dragged and then drowned
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>>5115513
much appreciated, I already knew that part
what Im looking for is the hows & whys
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>>5115510
kek

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