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NZEALAND - ANIMAL - WHALES - CONSERVATION

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NZEALAND - ANIMAL - WHALES - CONSERVATION
This picture taken on February 11, 2017 shows a volunteer caring for a pilot whale during a mass stranding at Farewell Spit. Most of the more than 200 whales who became stranded on New Zealand's notorious Farewell Spit on the weekend have been able to refloat themselves, conservation officials said on February 12.
Marty MELVILLE / AFP
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Creation date 2/10/2017 20:59 UTC
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NZEALAND - ANIMAL - WHALES - CONSERVATION

NZEALAND - ANIMAL - WHALES - CONSERVATION
This picture taken on February 11, 2017 shows a volunteer caring for a pilot whale during a mass stranding at Farewell Spit. Most of the more than 200 whales who became stranded on New Zealand's notorious Farewell Spit on the weekend have been able to refloat themselves, conservation officials said on February 12.
Marty MELVILLE / AFP

 

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