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GLENTANA - The carcass of the Bryde's whale that stranded at Glentana on Sunday, is being removed this afternoon (Wednesday 4 April).
The carcass will be cut up and buried at the landfill at PetroSA.
Volunteers of S.M.A.R.T (Stranded Marine Animal Rescue Team) are on the scene.
The carcass will be cut up and buried at the landfill at PetroSA. Images supplied by volunteers of S.M.A.R.T (Stranded Marine Animal Rescue Team).
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