16.7 meters dead whale found washed up on beach Lynmouth, Devon, England

WWN Today

August 13, 2011

LYNMOUNT

WWNToday.com/- A giant whale that has a length of 16.7 meters was found dead washed up on beach Lynmouth, Devon, England.

The Pope is a giant fin whales. Pope included in the category of world’s second largest animal after blue whales. Pope is an endangered species globally. Dailymail reports, Saturday (13/08/2011).

A coast guard received a call from someone who said they found a whale stranded at 08.30 am local time. The

Pope is alleged to have died approximately one or two days before being discovered.

A source said the Lynmouth coast guard animals have died one or two days ago.

Fin whales are the second largest animal after blue whales. The length of this whale can grow hinga reach 25 meters and weighing up to 80 tons. As for babies newborn whale fins, already has a length of up to six meters and weigh 1.8 tons.

Fin whales are most commonly live in the southern hemisphere but the population is very small. These animals are known as inhabitants of the North Atlantic.

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