Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Bluesky Threads Öffentlichkeit forderte sich nicht auf, sich 57 Fuß toten Wal an Cork Beach zu nähern https://www.irishtimes.com/ireland/2025/09/04/public-urged-not-to-approach-57ft-dead-whale-washed-up-on-cork-beach/ Von siciowa
TomRuse1997 on 04.09.2025 8:40 p.m. >Disposal of the whale carcass is the responsibility of the local authority God that must be some hack to be dealing with in fairness. Just the last thing you want in your inbox on a Thursday morning
firethetorpedoes1 on 04.09.2025 8:51 p.m. https://i.redd.it/dvw3u9npn7nf1.gif I know someone who will be happy.
cmVkZGl0MjAyNQ on 04.09.2025 9:00 p.m. Does anyone have any dynamite? I can’t see any possible way it could backfire
SoftDrinkReddit on 04.09.2025 9:03 p.m. honestly best thing is probably just to leave it and let scavengers pick it apart cordon off the area come back in 2 weeks see what the situation is
rebelpaddy27 on 04.09.2025 9:22 p.m. There’s a documentary called Inside Nature’s Giants that did an episode on the Kilbrittain whale, fascinating series.
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Bring your umbrella in case it goes BOOM!!
>Disposal of the whale carcass is the responsibility of the local authority
God that must be some hack to be dealing with in fairness. Just the last thing you want in your inbox on a Thursday morning
https://i.redd.it/dvw3u9npn7nf1.gif
I know someone who will be happy.
Does anyone have any dynamite? I can’t see any possible way it could backfire
honestly best thing is probably just to leave it and let scavengers pick it apart
cordon off the area come back in 2 weeks see what the situation is
For god sakes. I was only going for a run.
No need to insult me.
To get rid of it the council should use a ‘Whale Barrow’.
There’s a documentary called Inside Nature’s Giants that did an episode on the Kilbrittain whale, fascinating series.