How did Firebolt die? What we know about the humpback whale who washed up in Brewster
Firebolt was a two-year-old humpback whale, and the second of her species to wash up dead on a Massachusetts beach this month ...
Dead humpback whale washed ashore on Brewster beach
The animal was a juvenile 34-foot female humpback weighing about 18 tons or 36,000 pounds, according to the International ...
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Cape Cod Sea Camps redevelopment: Brewster planning town's next steps for the property
After voters rejected an $11.4 million debt override to fund first phases of the Sea Camps, Brewster's leaders are discussing ...
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Cold-Stunned Sea Turtle Strandings Mark The Start Of The Season
In the last two weeks, sea turtle strandings on Cape Cod Bay shorelines have spiked due to rapidly cooling water temperature ...
Dead humpback whale washes up on Brewster beach
BREWSTER, Mass. — A dead humpback whale washed up on a beach in Brewster over the weekend. According to the New England ...
Dead humpback whale washes up on beach in Brewster, wildlife groups say
The whale carcass washed up Saturday near Linnell Landing Beach in Brewster, according to a social media post from the New England Coastal Wildlife Alliance, which said the sea mammal’s cause of death ...