Dead whales - ALL OUR FAULT

Dead whales washed up on British beaches attract graffiti, scavengers... and selfies: Ghoulish sightseers flock to see 30-tonne corpses as a FIFTH whale is found and another EXPLODES during autopsy, 

PLUS OTHERS DEAD WASHED UP IN GERMANY AND HOLLAND!!!!

W.T.F?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3414438/Tragic-pictures-three-dead-sperm-whales-washed-UK-beach-hours-caught-low-tide-died.html

Probably full of plastic bags like the ones that got washed up in Holland were.

The rocks at the base of the cliffs are helping to prevent erosion.  Of course we will recall the stranding of numbers of octopus on the same coast line a few weeks ago so the following food explanation makes sense. However I suggest we all spend this afternoon looking on line to see what research has been done in the UK and Europe into the effect of offshore wind farms on cetaceans. It is impossible to believe that great banks of wind turbines with bases in the sea are not creating widespread vibrations which may affect whales, especially when they are in close proximity. One wonders also whether the shallow water compounds the problem, but not being a physicist I could not say. The offshore oil and gas industry has long had obligations placed upon it in respect of cetaceans and one wonders if the wind energy industry has been obliged to prove in advance that their operations would do no harm.

http://www.edp24.co.uk/news/environment/crowds_flock_to_see_hunstanton_whale_as_three_more_wash_up_dead_on_beach_in_lincolnshire_1_4390867

GET USED TO IT.  EVERYTHING IN THE SEA WILL BE DEAD IN 50 YEARS, MAYBE SOONER!