A SECOND dead whale washes ashore bringing warnings of lurking sharks close to a string of popular beaches Another whale carcass washed up on Casuarina Beach, in northern NSW, The mature female pilot whale was found by beachgoers on Tuesday morning It comes after another dead whale washed up on the same beach on October … Read more
Buckingham Palace has washed its hands of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle after they ‘told Americans to vote out Trump’. A spokesman said it refused to comment on ‘not a working member of the Royal Family’ in a stinging response to the couple. It comes after Royal insiders said the Duke and Duchess of Sussex ‘crossed … Read more
World’s most expensive fish washes up on English coast: ‘Remarkable’ 28-stone blue fin tuna – that can sell for as much as £2.5million – is found dead in harbour in West Sussex Largest of the tuna species it can reach up to 3m in length and weigh 600kg The species is used to open sea … Read more
Mystery as bizarre 15ft creature with ‘flippers’ and ‘fur’ washes up on beach in Merseyside An unidentifiable creature washed up on a beach in Liverpool on Wednesday The 15-foot long headless beast is furry, has flippers and is badly decomposed Locals have speculated that it is a woolly mammoth, a walrus – even an alien By Clare … Read more
Dead 40ft whale washes up on beach in Essex as operation begins to remove body The 40ft-long marine mammal – which has died – was swept to shore on Friday Essex Police said it is working with other organisations to plan how to remove it By James Gant For Mailonline Published: 10:38 BST, 29 May … Read more
The devastated wife and family of former WWE star Shad Gaspard gathered at Venice Beach on Wednesday, hours after the missing father’s body washed up on the shore. The 39-year-old wrestler’s remains were discovered earlier this morning, three days after he was swept out to sea by a rip tide while swimming with his ten-year-old … Read more
By Natalie Rahhal, Acting US Health Editor for DailyMail.com HOW DANGEROUS IS CORONAVIRUS? About 14 percent of people who contract the Covid-19 coronavirus are taken to hospital – with severe symptoms including breathing problems and pneumonia. About 5 per cent need intensive care. But the majority who get the virus suffer nothing more than … Read more