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October 13, 2012 In News & Press, Uncategorized

Whale Trapped, Two in Lagoon

Mr Cinavilakeba said the whale had been trapped within the reefs of Totoya.

He said the whale came with two others measuring 30 feet in length.

“The two are not stranded but safe and circling the lagoons. I have advised my people not to harm the whales. Schools are visiting the site with children and the whales are safe,” Mr Cinavilakeba said. He said according to village elders, two whaling stations were set up in Totoya between 1910 to 1920 and could be a reason whales come there every year.

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