While over 100 whales thrashed about at a New Zealand beach, people in the area could only watch, knowing that they could not provide rescue efforts for the creatures that grow to be at least 5 meters (16 feet). Liz Carlson, a travel blogger, was on a five-day hike on the west coast of Stewart Island or Rakura on Saturday, Nov. 24, when she and fellow hikers encountered the stranded whales. She described the experience as "the worst night of my entire life." Carlson shared photos of the whales on the shore, some already in the sand struggling to move, via an Instagram post on Tuesday, Nov. 27. https://ift.tt/2QnBUS6 "I'll never be the same after this," she sai...
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