A second dead whale has washed up on a British beach - days after experts said a first one was too decomposed to move.
The first whale, which is believed to be a minke or fin, was found on Headland Beach, Hartlepool, last Sunday (22/9).
Public health experts warned people to stay away from the scene because the whale was too decomposed to be taken away.
On Saturday (28/9), a second dead whale was found by a walker on the same stretch of beach.
The member of the public who found the second whale said it was "sad" and he was "shocked" that another one had washed up.
The first whale, which is believed to be a minke or fin, was found on Headland Beach, Hartlepool, last Sunday (22/9).
Public health experts warned people to stay away from the scene because the whale was too decomposed to be taken away.
On Saturday (28/9), a second dead whale was found by a walker on the same stretch of beach.
The member of the public who found the second whale said it was "sad" and he was "shocked" that another one had washed up.
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00:00And there she is, the other one I found out, if you look at her tie break, her tie hoop,
00:10all the way there, it's about half a mile up, you see there, that's where the first one is.
00:17So this one is coming down, it's about a half a mile from the first one.
00:25And this one's huge though, it's at least two or three metres bigger.
00:36Oh bless, the thing is,
00:43I've seen them here, I've seen the wings have been cut up, someone chopped the wings up.
00:49Look, until they've been cut, you know, I'm pretty sure it's a fisherman's guillotine.
00:58Hello you.
01:18So