We watched as they worked to keep the whale cool
with wet towels and buckets of ocean water
sometimes the police would move the rope to make more room for the whale
sometimes they would yell at swimmers to get out of the water.
sometimes they asked us on lookers to search the water for the mother whale
Home Depot brought in more buckets and shade contraptions which the rescue workers would continually move to keep the shade on the whale.
with wet towels and buckets of ocean water
sometimes the police would move the rope to make more room for the whalesometimes they would yell at swimmers to get out of the water.
sometimes they asked us on lookers to search the water for the mother whale
Home Depot brought in more buckets and shade contraptions which the rescue workers would continually move to keep the shade on the whale.
Blake and I had to leave before the end, we were burning in the morning sun but we heard that they were concidering moving the whale to a facility in Stuart. We also heard that the Vets were accessing the whales condition before they made a decission.
We were also told to get out of the water as whales attract sharks.
4 comments:
James liked looking at "that Nemo" that is kinda neat to be able to see. Maybe this is a dumb question but, why couldn't they just put it back in the water?
The whale is a 13 ft female sperm whale less than a year old. Malnourished it was reported that if they were able to put her back in the water she would have washed a shore again.
that is crazy that it happened by your house. Kind of cool you got to see it though. Did you ever find out how the story ended?
actually you all know this beach very well. this is almost exactly where we took our family pictures two years ago when we were all here together.
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