Gray whales continue to wash up dead and emaciated, but causes remain elusive
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A dead orca straddles the shore of Crescent Beach, in Crescent City, S.C., on June 24. The city reported the whale was found on June 22. It was the first time the whale had been recorded in the area. (Photo by Mike Nelson/Savannah Morning News)
A dead orca straddles the shore of Crescent Beach, in Crescent City, S.C., on June 24. The city reported the whale was found on June 22. It was the first time the whale had been recorded in the area. (Photo by Mike Nelson/Savannah Morning News)
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A dead orca straddles the shore of Crescent Beach, in Crescent City, S.C., on June 24. The city reported the whale was found on June 22. It was the first time the whale had been recorded in the area. (Photo by Mike Nelson/Savannah Morning News)
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Crescent Beach, S.C., is an emerging success story for an under-served community.
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South Carolina is home to the largest population of bottlenose dolphins in the Southeast.
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A dead orca straddles the shore of Crescent Beach, in Crescent City, S.C., on June 24. The city reported the whale was found on June 22.
