More than 60 false killer whales have died and 90 are still alive after 157 whales beached near Arthur River, Tasmania, with experts evaluating their chances of being returned to the sea. Authorities are facing challenges in refloating the whales due to the remote location, ocean conditions, and safety risks, while prioritizing animal welfare and considering the wellbeing of rescue teams. Tasmania has seen a series of mass whale strandings in recent years, with theories suggesting disorientation or mistaken leadership as potential causes.
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Everything we know about airport where air traffic controllers lost radar twice in two weeks
Newark Liberty International Airport experienced its second 90-second radar blackout in two weeks, raising concerns over air travel safety amid outdated systems and staffing issues. The latest incident occurred on Friday due to a telecommunications outage at a control center in Philadelphia, leading to significant flight delays and cancellations. Despite the FAA's assurances of safety and effective management by trained controllers, the ongoing disruptions have prompted United Airlines to offer free flight changes to nearby...
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