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        lesbianshepard:

lesbianshepard:
what….what did they think would happen?
highlights from this wiki page for thisΒ George Thornton, the engineer in charge of the operation, told an interviewer that he wasn’t sure how much dynamite would be needed, explaining that he was chosen to remove the whale because his supervisor had gone hunting.Β 

 A charge of half a ton of dynamite was selected.



 A military veteran with explosives training who happened to be in the area warned that the planned twenty cases of dynamite was far too much – 20 sticks would have sufficed – but his advice went unheeded



 Only some of the whale was disintegrated; most of it remained on the beach for the Oregon Highway Division workers to clear away

Scavenger birds, who it had been hoped would eat the remains of the carcass after the explosion, did not appear as they were possibly scared away by the noise



The explosives-expert veteran’s brand-new automobile, purchased during a β€œGet a Whale of a Deal” promotion in a nearby city, was flattened by a chunk of falling blubber

Thornton was promoted to the Medford office several months after the incident

: Dynamite was used to blow up a
 rotting beached whale, with
 unintended consequences.
lesbianshepard:

lesbianshepard:
what….what did they think would happen?
highlights from this wiki page for thisΒ George Thornton, the engineer in charge of the operation, told an interviewer that he wasn’t sure how much dynamite would be needed, explaining that he was chosen to remove the whale because his supervisor had gone hunting.Β 

 A charge of half a ton of dynamite was selected.



 A military veteran with explosives training who happened to be in the area warned that the planned twenty cases of dynamite was far too much – 20 sticks would have sufficed – but his advice went unheeded



 Only some of the whale was disintegrated; most of it remained on the beach for the Oregon Highway Division workers to clear away

Scavenger birds, who it had been hoped would eat the remains of the carcass after the explosion, did not appear as they were possibly scared away by the noise



The explosives-expert veteran’s brand-new automobile, purchased during a β€œGet a Whale of a Deal” promotion in a nearby city, was flattened by a chunk of falling blubber

Thornton was promoted to the Medford office several months after the incident


        

            
            

                
                
                    lesbianshepard:

lesbianshepard:
what….what did they think would happen?
highlights from this wiki page for thisΒ George Thornton, the engineer in charge of the operation, told an interviewer that he wasn’t sure how much dynamite would be needed, explaining that he was chosen to remove the whale because his supervisor had gone hunting.Β 

 A charge of half a ton of dynamite was selected.



 A military veteran with explosives training who happened to be in the area warned that the planned twenty cases of dynamite was far too much – 20 sticks would have sufficed – but his advice went unheeded



 Only some of the whale was disintegrated; most of it remained on the beach for the Oregon Highway Division workers to clear away

Scavenger birds, who it had been hoped would eat the remains of the carcass after the explosion, did not appear as they were possibly scared away by the noise



The explosives-expert veteran’s brand-new automobile, purchased during a β€œGet a Whale of a Deal” promotion in a nearby city, was flattened by a chunk of falling blubber

Thornton was promoted to the Medford office several months after the incident

: Dynamite was used to blow up a
 rotting beached whale, with
 unintended consequences.
lesbianshepard:

lesbianshepard:
what….what did they think would happen?
highlights from this wiki page for thisΒ George Thornton, the engineer in charge of the operation, told an interviewer that he wasn’t sure how much dynamite would be needed, explaining that he was chosen to remove the whale because his supervisor had gone hunting.Β 

 A charge of half a ton of dynamite was selected.



 A military veteran with explosives training who happened to be in the area warned that the planned twenty cases of dynamite was far too much – 20 sticks would have sufficed – but his advice went unheeded



 Only some of the whale was disintegrated; most of it remained on the beach for the Oregon Highway Division workers to clear away

Scavenger birds, who it had been hoped would eat the remains of the carcass after the explosion, did not appear as they were possibly scared away by the noise



The explosives-expert veteran’s brand-new automobile, purchased during a β€œGet a Whale of a Deal” promotion in a nearby city, was flattened by a chunk of falling blubber

Thornton was promoted to the Medford office several months after the incident


                    
                
            

            
                
                
lesbianshepard:

lesbianshepard:
what….what did they think would happen?
highlights from this wiki page for thisΒ George Thornton, the eng...

                
            
            
        

    

    

        
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        More than 150 short-finned pilot whales were found stranded on a beach in Western Australia. Although over 50 whales were already dead, Australian news outlets report that responders were able to pull some back to sea with large cranes. However, most of the whales could not be saved as the small whales weigh between one to six tons. ___ Scientist Nicola Hodgins from the Whales and Dolphins Conservation said this scenario is not a rarity and unfortunately happens quite often. She explains that whales are very social and close knit, and often form large groups that follow a matriarch. β€œIf one is sick, then the other whales don’t want to leave their side,” and often times sick whales cannot swim so get pulled onto shore. β€œThe other animals end up beaching as well because they don’t want to leave them,” Hodgins said. Another explanation for the stranding could be a disturbance underwater from sonic bombs caused from oil and gas exploration or military sonar. ___ Photo: Western Australia Department of Biodiversity Conservation and Attractions: WORLD NEWS
 150 BEACHED WHALES
 Mar 23 | Over 150 short-finned pilot
 whales found stranded on a beach in
 Western Australia. Rescue efforts are
 mostly futile.
More than 150 short-finned pilot whales were found stranded on a beach in Western Australia. Although over 50 whales were already dead, Australian news outlets report that responders were able to pull some back to sea with large cranes. However, most of the whales could not be saved as the small whales weigh between one to six tons. ___ Scientist Nicola Hodgins from the Whales and Dolphins Conservation said this scenario is not a rarity and unfortunately happens quite often. She explains that whales are very social and close knit, and often form large groups that follow a matriarch. β€œIf one is sick, then the other whales don’t want to leave their side,” and often times sick whales cannot swim so get pulled onto shore. β€œThe other animals end up beaching as well because they don’t want to leave them,” Hodgins said. Another explanation for the stranding could be a disturbance underwater from sonic bombs caused from oil and gas exploration or military sonar. ___ Photo: Western Australia Department of Biodiversity Conservation and Attractions
        

            
            

                
                
                    More than 150 short-finned pilot whales were found stranded on a beach in Western Australia. Although over 50 whales were already dead, Australian news outlets report that responders were able to pull some back to sea with large cranes. However, most of the whales could not be saved as the small whales weigh between one to six tons. ___ Scientist Nicola Hodgins from the Whales and Dolphins Conservation said this scenario is not a rarity and unfortunately happens quite often. She explains that whales are very social and close knit, and often form large groups that follow a matriarch. β€œIf one is sick, then the other whales don’t want to leave their side,” and often times sick whales cannot swim so get pulled onto shore. β€œThe other animals end up beaching as well because they don’t want to leave them,” Hodgins said. Another explanation for the stranding could be a disturbance underwater from sonic bombs caused from oil and gas exploration or military sonar. ___ Photo: Western Australia Department of Biodiversity Conservation and Attractions: WORLD NEWS
 150 BEACHED WHALES
 Mar 23 | Over 150 short-finned pilot
 whales found stranded on a beach in
 Western Australia. Rescue efforts are
 mostly futile.
More than 150 short-finned pilot whales were found stranded on a beach in Western Australia. Although over 50 whales were already dead, Australian news outlets report that responders were able to pull some back to sea with large cranes. However, most of the whales could not be saved as the small whales weigh between one to six tons. ___ Scientist Nicola Hodgins from the Whales and Dolphins Conservation said this scenario is not a rarity and unfortunately happens quite often. She explains that whales are very social and close knit, and often form large groups that follow a matriarch. β€œIf one is sick, then the other whales don’t want to leave their side,” and often times sick whales cannot swim so get pulled onto shore. β€œThe other animals end up beaching as well because they don’t want to leave them,” Hodgins said. Another explanation for the stranding could be a disturbance underwater from sonic bombs caused from oil and gas exploration or military sonar. ___ Photo: Western Australia Department of Biodiversity Conservation and Attractions
                    
                
            

            
                
                
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        The number of messages we're getting to report animals left chained or tethered outside during this Hurricane is ABSURD🚨This is ANIMAL CRUELTY, & you can be ARRESTED. If you do this, you WILL be getting a visit from the authorities. Miami Dade County is taking this very seriously, so these heartless people should not expect to get away with this heinous act of animal cruelty. As you see when you swipe left, Palm Beach county has rescued over 50 animals left chained outside in the last 48 hours. PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE YOUR PETS OUTSIDE❌🚨This is a deadly & destructive Category 4 storm with winds over 100MPH. Pets must be safely inside. There are pet friendly evacuation shelters all over Florida that are open for you and your pets. Please stay safe everyone. Thank you. Photo via @awayforastray MDAS Miami shelter adoptdontshop adopt foster rescue miamidadeanimalservices urgent shelterpet urgentdogsofmiami hurricaneirma hurricanepetsafetytips petfriendlyshelter DogsofIrma PetsofIrma: The number of messages we're getting to report animals left chained or tethered outside during this Hurricane is ABSURD🚨This is ANIMAL CRUELTY, & you can be ARRESTED. If you do this, you WILL be getting a visit from the authorities. Miami Dade County is taking this very seriously, so these heartless people should not expect to get away with this heinous act of animal cruelty. As you see when you swipe left, Palm Beach county has rescued over 50 animals left chained outside in the last 48 hours. PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE YOUR PETS OUTSIDE❌🚨This is a deadly & destructive Category 4 storm with winds over 100MPH. Pets must be safely inside. There are pet friendly evacuation shelters all over Florida that are open for you and your pets. Please stay safe everyone. Thank you. Photo via @awayforastray MDAS Miami shelter adoptdontshop adopt foster rescue miamidadeanimalservices urgent shelterpet urgentdogsofmiami hurricaneirma hurricanepetsafetytips petfriendlyshelter DogsofIrma PetsofIrma
        

            
            

                
                
                    The number of messages we're getting to report animals left chained or tethered outside during this Hurricane is ABSURD🚨This is ANIMAL CRUELTY, & you can be ARRESTED. If you do this, you WILL be getting a visit from the authorities. Miami Dade County is taking this very seriously, so these heartless people should not expect to get away with this heinous act of animal cruelty. As you see when you swipe left, Palm Beach county has rescued over 50 animals left chained outside in the last 48 hours. PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE YOUR PETS OUTSIDE❌🚨This is a deadly & destructive Category 4 storm with winds over 100MPH. Pets must be safely inside. There are pet friendly evacuation shelters all over Florida that are open for you and your pets. Please stay safe everyone. Thank you. Photo via @awayforastray MDAS Miami shelter adoptdontshop adopt foster rescue miamidadeanimalservices urgent shelterpet urgentdogsofmiami hurricaneirma hurricanepetsafetytips petfriendlyshelter DogsofIrma PetsofIrma: The number of messages we're getting to report animals left chained or tethered outside during this Hurricane is ABSURD🚨This is ANIMAL CRUELTY, & you can be ARRESTED. If you do this, you WILL be getting a visit from the authorities. Miami Dade County is taking this very seriously, so these heartless people should not expect to get away with this heinous act of animal cruelty. As you see when you swipe left, Palm Beach county has rescued over 50 animals left chained outside in the last 48 hours. PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE YOUR PETS OUTSIDE❌🚨This is a deadly & destructive Category 4 storm with winds over 100MPH. Pets must be safely inside. There are pet friendly evacuation shelters all over Florida that are open for you and your pets. Please stay safe everyone. Thank you. Photo via @awayforastray MDAS Miami shelter adoptdontshop adopt foster rescue miamidadeanimalservices urgent shelterpet urgentdogsofmiami hurricaneirma hurricanepetsafetytips petfriendlyshelter DogsofIrma PetsofIrma
                    
                
            

            
                
                
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