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Photo: 300 Whales Die As More Than 400 Whales Beached Themselves In New Zealand

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Volunteers in New Zealand are racing to rescue survivors after more than 400 pilot whales beached themselves.<br />
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About 300 have already died at Farewell Spit, on the South Island, in one of the worst such cases in the country.<br />
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Hundreds of locals and conservation department staff have been trying to save the survivors since early Friday morning, and have formed a human chain to refloat the whales.<br />
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Scientists do not know what exactly causes whales to beach themselves.<br />
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But it sometimes happens because the whales are old and sick, injured, or make navigational errors particularly along gentle sloping beaches.<br />
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Sometimes when one whale is beached, it will send out a distress signal attracting other members of its pod, who then also get stranded by a receding tide.</div>
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