PARTS OF FALSE KILLER WHhers to be sacrificed after the dough in Tasmania

More than 150 false orcs have died or will be sacrificed after a dough that extends on an Australian remote beach.

The Department of Natural Resources and Environment of Tasmania said that the capsule had left near the Arthur River, in the northwest of the island.

Around 90 of the 157 animals, which according to witnesses include minors, were alive on Wednesday, but a team of experts on the site said the complex conditions have made it impossible to save them.

Tasmania has seen a series of mass varieties in recent years, including the worst of the countries in 2020, but the false phrases have not been stranded there in more than 50 years.

False murderous whales are technically one of the world’s largest dolphin species, such as their homonyms in Orca. They can grow up to 6 m (19 feet) and weigh 1.5 tons.

The authorities said Wednesday that the capsule had been stranded on the site for 24 to 48 hours, and surviving animals were already under extreme stress.

Local resident Jocelyn Flint told Australia Broadcasting Corporation that he had traveled to the site on Wednesday morning after his son noticed the capsule while he was fishing sharks during the night.

“There are babies … there are only families of them. His eyes are open, they are looking at me, like ‘help’.”

“It’s absolutely horrible.”

The site, about 300 km from the city of Launch, is extremely difficult to access and transport any rescue equipment, Kris Carlyon told marine biologists to the media.

“This is possibly the most complicated place I’ve seen in 16 years of doing this role in Tasmania,” he said.

“We are talking about a very difficult, steep road and a single lane on the site. We can get four -wheel units there, but not much more.”

The rough conditions meant returning the animals to the sea in the place that varied was impossible, so a team of experts tried to relocate two and refloat them, but they were not successful.

“Animals cannot pass the break to leave. They just keep going around and returning to the beach,” said Shelley Graham, of the Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife Service.

With the conditions for the next two days that are predicted that they are similar, expert wild veterinarians made the “hard” and “confrontant” decision to sacrifice the remaining whales.

“The longer these animals are stranded, the longer they will be suffering. All alternative options have not been successful, euthanasia is always a last resort,” said Dr. Carlyon.

This gloomy task is expected to shoot animals, begin on Wednesday, but continue on Thursday.

The authorities are still working on how to get rid of the bodies. The site has important cultural heritage for the aborigines, so a spokesman for the department suggested previously “can be a case of … letting nature follow its course.”

The authorities have asked the public members to avoid the site, with forest fires that burn close and limited road access.

More than 80% of those followed by Australian whales take place in Tasmania, often in its west coast.

Around 470 pilot whales were varied further south in Macquarie Harbor in 2020 And about 350 of them died despite rescue efforts. Others 200 are stranded in the same port in 2022.

Whales are highly social mammals and are well known to the variety of groups because they travel in large and united communities that depend on constant communication.

There is a variety of theories of why beaches occur. Some experts say that animals can be disoriented after following the fish that hunt to the shore.

Others believe that an individual can error entire groups to the coast.