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Volunteers and officials help to push back one of the dozens of pilot whales who beached itself at Kommetjie near Cape Town, May 30, 2009. About 55 whales were stranded on a beach near Cape Town on Saturday and rescue teams had to put some down after failing to return them all to the ocean, the sea rescue institute said. [Xinhua photo]

Volunteers and officials help to push back one of the dozens of pilot whales who beached itself at Kommetjie near Cape Town, May 30, 2009. About 55 whales were stranded on a beach near Cape Town on Saturday and rescue teams had to put some down after failing to return them all to the ocean, the sea rescue institute said. [Xinhua photo]


(China Daily, Xinhua News Agency June 1, 2009)

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