🐋 The Thames Whale: 20 years on⏳ In January 2006, London witnessed something extraordinary - a northern bottlenose whale swimming up the River Thames. What followed was a huge multi-agency welfare response, watched by millions, as teams fought against time, tides and a challenging urban environment to help a distressed young whale. Twenty years later, the Thames Whale remains one of the most memorable and significant marine mammal welfare incidents in the UK. Her case helped redefine whale welf

How do whales end up stranded on the beach? Here's what we know about 'beachings'

Marine Mammal Stranding Network

Death Stranding's 40-Hour-Long Story, Explained