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Whale with bite marks washes up on California beach after ‘aggressive shark activity’
A whale covered in bite marks was found washed up on a California beach, amid reports of "aggressive shark activity".
The juvenile whale was found on Sunday evening (5 November) in the Huntington Beach region, Los Angeles.
"Lifeguards were made aware of a beached juvenile whale near Tower 22 in Sunset Beach. While the whale was still alive, bite marks were seen on the mammal," a statement from the City of Huntington Beach read.
"Beachgoers reported seeing splashing and aggressive shark activity prior to the whale washing ashore."
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