Endangered Sperm Whale Dies on Florida Beach
A stranded 44-foot sperm whale died off the coast of Venice, Florida, despite efforts to save it.
- The endangered sperm whale was discovered stranded off Venice, Florida, on Saturday, March 9.
- Efforts to assist the whale were hampered by dangerous conditions, leading to its death early Monday.
- A necropsy is planned to determine the cause of death, with results expected to take several weeks.
- The incident has sparked widespread attention and sadness on social media.
- This marks a rare event, with the last similar stranding occurring in 2008.