A young humpback whale washed ashore in Delaware after marine officials say he was likely struck by a large ship last week.

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Marine researchers are investigating why a humpback whale washed up on Bethany Beach in Sussex County, Delaware.

A dead humpback whale washed up in the Ocean Ridge community of Bethany Beach, Delaware, Thursday after floating at sea for a ...

The juvenile male was first seen Jan. 6, floating at sea about 2 miles off the Indian River Inlet, a MERR Facebook post said.

A massive, 32-foot long, 20,000-pound humpback whale washed up on Bethany Beach a few days ago, leaving many people hundreds ...

: A postmortem necropsy performed by MERR determined the whale had bleeding under its skin - subdermal hemorrhaging - and a ...

BETHANY BEACH, Del. - Chopper 16 was overhead the body of a dead whale floating off the coast of Bethany Beach on Thursday.

LEWES, Del. — Marine scientists are investigating after a dead 32-foot whale washed ashore near Bethany Beach in Delaware.

The juvenile male washed up Jan. 8.