Dead 30-foot humpback whale washes up on Jersey Shore beach

Dead 30-foot humpback whale washes up on Jersey Shore beach

The carcass of a 30-foot humpback whale washed up on a New Jersey beach Saturday morning.

Members of the Marine Mammal Stranding Center in Brigantine were called to the a beach in Strathmere, named Whale Beach, where they discovered the body of the whale, estimated to weigh 20 tons, said Sheila Dean, co-director of the center.

“It was badly decomposed, so we were not able to determine the cause of death,” Dean said. She said a decomposed whale requires a larger staff to open up the carcass and perform an autopsy.

The whale was determined to be under 10 years old and considered a juvenile, Dean said. Members of the center buried the whale on the beach Sunday.

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