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Mass whale deaths and more fishy signs of the Apocalypse | Weird But True
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2:35Now PlayingOver 150 false killer whales — a species of oceanic dolphins — were found stranded on a beach in Tasmania, Australia. The ominous scene sent waves of anxiety across the internet, with some conspiracy-minded X users wondering if the mass deaths were caused by coastal wind farms or even a sign of end times. Adding to the marine mystery, a deep-sea anglerfish went viral after it was spotted near the water's surface in the Canary Islands. Meanwhile in Mexico, an oarfish, dubbed a "Doomsday fish," also reared its ugly head this week. Find out more unnerving details in this episode of "Weird But True" featuring Andrew Court.
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