52 pilot whales found themselves stranded on a remote Tasmanian beach, and only 13 are still alive.
The whales came ashore yesterday on a high tide at little-used Anthony's Beach, near Stanley. Most were dead before they were found by a woman walking her dog, who called wildlife officials.
The whales were discovered by a member of the public at Stanley on the island's north-west coast, local parks manager Chris Arthur said in a statement.
An attempt would be made to rescue the surviving animals on Sunday, he said.
"We have equipment and whale rescue trailers coming from around the state," Arthur said.
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