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UK: Death of seals in the north east

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Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...t-mysterious-death-thousands-crustaceans.html

Dead seals wash up on beaches in the north east months after mysterious death of thousands of crabs, lobsters and octopuses that still has experts baffled

Pictures show the marine mammals lying dead on beaches in the North East
The dead seals were found washed up on beaches near to mouth of River Tees
It comes after thousands of dead crustaceans washed up on same shoreline
However experts remain baffled at the reasons and continue to investigate

By James Robinson for MailOnline
Published: 07:00 EST, 26 January 2022 | Updated: 07:46 EST, 26 January 2022

Dead seals have begun washing up on an English shore - just months after thousands of perished crustaceans were found piled up on the same coastline.

Worrying pictures show the marine mammals lying dead on beaches in the North East, near to the mouth of the River Tees.

It comes four months since reports first emerged of crabs, lobsters and even octopuses being found dead on beaches stretching from Whitby to Hartlepool...
 
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