Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Dwarf Sperm Whale Washed Ashore in Puerto Vallarta

The Environmental Protection Agency (PROFEPA) in Mexico responded Monday to reports of a dead marine mammal’s body at Play de Oro in Puerto Vallarta.

Investigators found a Dwarf Sperm Whale measuring 2.27 meters in length with three cuts to the skull and nine on the back, consistent with a medium size boat propeller, which was the determined cause of death.

The body of the whale was bloated and omitting an odor, indicating the body had been at sea for an extended amount of time. Authorities buried the whale on the beach out of the threat of high tides . . .

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