Whale wounded after collision wi

Whale wounded after collision wi

A pleasure fishing boat collided with a whale in Tokyo Bay on July 9, injuring seven people, one seriously. The photo taken from a Kyodo News helicopter shows the sperm whale wounded on the back near its tail fin.

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