But the creature that washed up on a beach in ... an adviser on marine species for New Zealand’s Department of Conservation and an expert in spade-toothed whales, said in an interview on Tuesday.

An extremely rare whale species, with no live sightings ever recorded, has been found washed up on a New Zealand beach. The five-metre long creature, which appeared on an Otago beach, is believed ...

Researchers studying the mammal couldn't confirm if the species went extinct. Then in 2010, two whole spade-toothed whales, both dead, washed up on a New Zealand beach. Firstly mistaken for one of ...

A mysterious dead whale that recently washed up on a New Zealand beach may belong to the world's rarest cetacean species, spade-toothed whales, which are so elusive they have never been seen alive ...

The country’s conservation agency said Monday a creature that washed up on a South Island beach this month is believed to be a spade-toothed whale. The 16.5ft creature, a type of beaked whale ...

A sea creature washed up on a New Zealand beach this month and ... scientists don’t know much about spade-toothed whales. No live sightings of the species have ever been recorded and the animal ...

Researchers studying the mammal couldn't confirm if the species went extinct. Then in 2010, two whole spade-toothed whales, both dead, washed up on a New Zealand beach. Firstly mistaken for one of ...

Researchers studying the mammal couldn’t confirm if the species went extinct. Then in 2010, two whole spade-toothed whales, both dead, washed up on a New Zealand beach. Firstly mistaken for one ...