SOS Dolfijn, a non-profit organization that monitors cetaceans passing through the North Sea, announced on Tuesday the death of a humpback whale not far from our beaches.
The animal, which was spotted swimming along the Belgian and Dutch coasts in May, was found dead on a beach in Walcheren, Zeeland.
The beast, 7 meters long, was last seen alive on June 22.
Researchers will analyze the animal on Wednesday.
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