S. Korea to carry out 1st in-depth inquiry into forced labor in NK
unelected judges from interfering with the decisions of elected lawmakers.
gently turning a snubby nose around here and there as they turned back the wrong way.every volley involved bonded with a mammal (if not the entire pod).
the Parks and Wildlife Service said.But the one thing I did observe yesterday was the very best of humanity and the best that humanity can offer.the whales had become re-stranded further along the beach.
noting that 350 people were on site to try to help the animals.But within 45 minutes of the attempt to move them deeper.
The long-finned pilot whale pod became stranded on Cheynes Beach earlier this week after they were seen huddling together in a tight group just about 328 feet offshore.
veterinarians had assessed the whales and confirmed they were displaying signs of rapid deterioration.but the ship itself appeared to have been buried centuries later.
The archaeologists were conducting a small survey at the burial mound.That site was in the southeastern part of the country.
That burial mound is one of the largest Iron Age funerary mounds in Scandinavia.The ship isnt the only major find to have been turned up at Herlaugshaugen.