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The Tragic Morning at Hartenbos Beach

by Kagiso Petersen
March 25, 2025

On a quiet morning at Hartenbos Beach, a massive beaked whale was found stranded on the sand, shocking early walkers and joggers. Despite the urgent efforts of marine advocates using drones to guide it back to the ocean, the whale kept returning to shore, showing it was in distress. Sadly, the team had to make the heartbreaking decision to euthanize the whale to end its suffering. This tragic event reminds us of the fragility of marine life and the urgent need for conservation efforts to protect these mysterious creatures and their habitats.

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