Strandings in a sentence

Strandings Blue whale strandings are extremely uncommon, and, because of the species' social structure, mass strandings are unheard of.

The Marine Strandings Network is part of the Cornwall Wildlife Trust, which has been recording and monitoring dead marine wildlife strandings in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly for 20 years.

Rob Deaville of the Zoological Society of London’s Cetacean Strandings Investigation Programme also that disruptions to marine wildlife can take place in the construction phase of wind farms given the presence of percussive noise.

When strandings happen in areas where people come across the bodies, they are quickly reported.

Due to their tight social bonds, rescue attempts following strandings are not always successful, as whales will often re-strand themselves upon hearing the calls of their group members on shore.

Every time a Metro-North train pulls down old catenary (overhead power lines), commuters scream “Where are the replacement buses?” as if a fleet of buses is kept on permanent standby waiting for such strandings.

Over the past few weeks there have been 29 strandings or sightings of rare beaked whales throughout Europe - and experts think a sonar exercise is to blame.

The causes of mass strandings remain unknown despite scientists studying the phenomenon for decades.

The data showed those strandings occurred significantly more often on days with high sunspot counts than on randomly chosen days.

The whale beaching, one of the largest strandings ever recorded globally, prompted a five-day rescue effort.

Turtle strandings happen in New England when waters quickly turn cold in the fall.

Marine animal strandings occur for a variety of natural and human-induced reasons.

Mass strandings — conditions that include more than one animal — can also occur.

The previous blob, a marine heat wave in 2013 and 2014, resulted in reduced fishing catches, a harmful harmful algal bloom along the entire west coast of North America a seabird die off and an increase in marine mammal strandings.

At Mote Marine Laboratory, biologist Rebeccah Hazelkorn says strandings of marine mammals and sea turtles have spiked recently.

In addition to the strandings on the South Island this week, a group of 12 pygmy killer whales also beached in New Zealand's far north and a sperm whale and a pygmy sperm whale grounded themselves in separate incidents on the North Island.

In nutrient-rich, cold water, cetaceans expect large prey animals, so they follow the cold water currents into shallower waters, where the risk is higher for strandings.

Strandings main A stranding is when a cetacean leaves the water to lie on a beach.

The best known are mass strandings of pilot whales and sperm whales.

Years with increased strandings were associated with severe storms, which initiated cold water flows close to the coast.