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A devastating incident unfolded on Traigh Mhor beach in North Tolsta, on the Isle of Lewis, as more than 40 pilot whales became stranded, resulting in their untimely deaths. Marine rescuers rushed to the scene after receiving reports of numerous distressed whales struggling in the area on Sunday morning. Equipped with first aid kits, marine medics are valiantly striving to save any remaining whales from the tragic ordeal.
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Estimates suggest that approximately 55 pilot whales were washed up on the beach, but the latest update from the British Divers Marine Life Rescue (BDMLR) indicates that only 10 have survived. Authorities have urged the public to avoid the area, allowing the stranded whales the best possible chance of survival.
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