Nothing to See Here: Another Dead Whale Spotted half-mile off L Street Beach in Seaside Park

The Marine Mammal Stranding Center is continuing to monitor the latest whale spotted off the coast of Seaside Park. A necropsy is expected to be performed.A necropsy, also known as an autopsy, is an examination of a body, often an animal, after death to determine the cause of death or to study the effects of disease. The term “necropsy” is typically used for the examination of animals, while the term “autopsy” is generally used for human examination.

During a necropsy, a veterinarian or pathologist examines the body and takes samples of tissue and fluids for laboratory analysis. The examination may involve a thorough external and internal examination of the body, including the organs, to look for abnormalities or evidence of disease. The results of a necropsy can provide valuable information to help diagnose and prevent diseases in animals, or to identify potential health hazards for humans.

The initial discovery occurred on the same day that another whale washed onto a jetty in Breezy Point, New York.

While “scientists” continue to say there are no connections to the surveying taking place on the planned offshore wind farms and these deaths, there have been continued calls for a pause by mayors, activists and even state congressional representatives.