Mayor: Dead whale washes ashore at Leonardo Marina in Middletown
A necropsy will be performed to determine how the whale died.
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7ds agoAnother dead whale has washed up at the Jersey Shore.
This whale was found floating at the Leonardo Marina, according to Mayor Tony Perry.
A necropsy will be performed to determine how the whale died.
More than a dozen whales have washed up dead at the Jersey Shore this year – more than any other state on the East Coast.
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