Sentence examples for stranded themselves from inspiring English sources

Many stranded cetaceans are found already dead, and it is not known if they were alive and conscious when they stranded themselves.

In 2000, for example, whales of several species stranded themselves on the beaches of the Bahamas during United States naval exercises.

On Pea Island, N.C., three sheriff's deputies trying to rescue three people stranded on the roof of their stalled Chevy Blazer were stranded themselves by rising water, the Coast Guard said.

The new findings, being reported today in Nature, are based primarily on necropsies of 10 whales that stranded themselves in the Canary Islands during a 2002 international naval exercise there that included one American ship.

Sixty were eventually re-floated, but promptly stranded themselves again.

There is tentative evidence for this from 2012, when a group of long-finned pilot whales stranded themselves on a beach in Scotland.

We simply don't know why some apparently healthy whales and dolphins strand themselves.

When they're too ill or too injured to survive, whales sometimes seem to strand themselves intentionally on our shores.

Most marine mammals that strand themselves are social species, moving in groups to forage for food and to avoid predators.

"We seen half as many animals strand themselves this month as we usually do in an entire year".

Guardian: Mobile phone use passes milestone as UN report reveals global growth WHALES' BEACHING PREDILECTION Why do whales and dolphins decide en masse to strand themselves on beaches?