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A number of popular beaches in Australia have been closed due to a whale carcass that could attract sharks. Whale remains washed ashore in Sydney's Learline Bay on October 22. First, restrictions were put in place on Kogi and Marobera beaches. Later, due to strong currents, some of the remains moved to the Malabar beach, which also had to be closed. Find and contact.

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A number of popular beaches in Australia have been closed due to a whale carcass that could attract sharks. Whale remains washed ashore in Sydney's Learline Bay on October 22. First, restrictions were put in place on Kogi and Marobera beaches. Later, due to strong currents, some of the remains moved to the Malabar beach, which also had to be closed. Find and contact.

A number of popular beaches in Australia have been closed due to a whale carcass that could attract sharks. Whale remains washed ashore in Sydney's Learline Bay on October 22. First, restrictions were put in place on Kogi and Marobera beaches. Later, due to strong currents, some of the remains moved to the Malabar beach, which also had to be closed. Find and contact.

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