New Zealand rescuers save 28 whales from stranding spot
The long-finned pilot whales were part of a pod of around 50 first found on Monday at Farewell Spit, known for its mass strandings
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Rescuers have successfully refloated 28 pilot whales on a notorious New Zealand beach where they had repeatedly beached themselves.
The long-finned pilot whales were part of a pod of around 50 first found on Monday at Farewell Spit, known for its mass strandings, reports the BBC.
At least 15 from the pod have died.
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However, the surviving whales, who were rescued twice, have remained close to shore and could beach themselves again, wildlife officials said.
