A whale that was beached off the coast of Venice Beach in Florida on Sunday has died, officials said. Officials with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration confirmed that the sperm ...

Here’s what we know: What happened with the beached sperm whale at Venice Beach. Mote Marine Laboratory scientists said they got a call about 8:30 a.m. Sunday, March 10, a whale had been spotted ...

The 44-foot, 77,000-pound male sperm whale died Monday on Venice Beach after becoming beached on a sandbar over the weekend. Crews used two boats, a rope and a crane to move the whale off the shore.

The adult sperm whale that beached itself Sunday on a sandbar near Service Club Beach in Venice has died overnight. Scientists from several state and national agencies are preparing to perform a ...

Update: The whale has died. Find the latest here.. Officials attempted to help a 50-foot beached whale off the coast of Venice Beach in Florida on Sunday. Officials initially estimated that the ...

Sperm whales are not commonly spotted in Florida. ... whale measured around 44 feet long and 70,000 pounds died Monday after becoming stranded on a sandbar off the coast of Venice, Florida.

For the first time in 16 years, a sperm whale was found stranded on the Gulf of Mexico’s coastline in Venice. The 44-foot-long, roughly 60,000-pound animal was spotted on Sunday, stuck in sand ...

A 50-foot-long sperm whale that died after it was stranded on a sandbar off a Venice beach is winched to shore so a necropsy can be conducted.

The beached whale off of the coast of Venice has died, according to officials.

Mote Marine Laboratory scientists and law enforcement were examining a 50-foot sperm whale beached on a sandbar Sunday off Venice Beach, Florida.