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The Marine Education, Research and Rehabilitation Institute (MERR) confirmed that the female whale had died after being rescued and was likely already dying when ashore. (Sheri Finazzo)
INDIAN RIVER INLET, Del. - On Monday, Aug. 5, a pilot whale came ashore the north side of the Indian River Inlet.
The Marine Education, Research and Rehabilitation Institute (MERR) confirmed that the female whale had died after being rescued and was likely already dying when ashore. The whale was underweight when it was found, said MERR.
MERR said it will be performing a necropsy on the whale Aug. 6 to determine the official cause of death.
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Torie joined CoastTV's team in September of 2021. She started at CoastTV as a Photographer/Editor, then went on to report in Milford, Milton and Lewes primarily. Now, she is the Managing Content Editor, helping find stories, assist reporters, write for the website and manage digital entities.
