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    epa08951030 A handout photo made available by the press office of the Italian Coast Guard (Guardia Costiera) shows the complex operations of removal and transport of a specimen of whale identified last 17 January, in the port of Sorrento, southern Italy, 20 January 2021. The delicate activity of towing the cetacean was conducted -- under the coordination of the Maritime Directorate of Naples -- by two patrol boats of the Italian Coast Guard, which moved the specimen towards the port of Naples, where they arrived at the first light of dawn, after a few hours of navigation. The transport to the port of Naples will allow the necropsy examination necessary to more accurately identify the causes of the death of what would appear to be one of the largest specimens of whale identified in the Mediterranean. HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES

    The whale made neighboring boats look little by contrast (Picture: EPA)

    An enormous whale has actually been pulled far from the port of Sorrento by 2 boats.

    The location of southern Italy is generally renowned for its romantic alleys and coffee shops in Piazza Tasso.

    Today, it was getting attention for the operation to get rid of the cetacean and pull into the Bay of Naples.

    The Italian Coastguard tweeted today that examinations would now start to figure out how the whale passed away.

    They shared photos demonstrating how the animal made boats in the port appearance little by contrast.

    It seems among the biggest specimens ever recognized in the Mediterranean.

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    epaselect epa08952544 Italian Coast Guards remove and transport a specimen of whale identified last 17 January, in the port of Sorrento, southern Italy, 20 January 2021. The delicate activity of towing the cetacean was conducted, under the coordination of the Maritime Directorate of Naples, by two patrol boats of the Italian Coast Guard, which moved the specimen towards the port of Naples, where they arrived at the first light of dawn, after a few hours of navigation. The transport to the port of Naples will allow the necropsy examination necessary to more accurately identify the causes of the death of what would appear to be one of the largest specimens of whale identified in the Mediterranean. EPA/CIRO FUSCO

    Italian Coast Guards get rid of and carry the whale (Picture: EPA)

    The carcass of a whale was recovered in the tourist port of Marina Piccola in Sorrento and subsequently transported to the ex Megaride shipyard in Molo San Vincenzo in Naples where the autopsy will take place. Pictured: Dead whale in the waters of Sorrento and brought to Naples Ref: SPL5207584 200121 NON-EXCLUSIVE Picture by: DMFPRESS / SplashNews.com Splash News and Pictures USA: +1 310-525-5808 London: +44 (0)20 8126 1009 Berlin: +49 175 3764 166 photodesk@splashnews.com World Rights,

    The carcass of a whale was recuperated in the traveler port of Marina Piccola in Sorrento and consequently transferred to the ex Megaride shipyard in Molo San Vincenzo in Naples (Picture: Splash News)

    epa08951032 A handout photo made available by the press office of the Italian Coast Guard (Guardia Costiera) shows the complex operations of removal and transport of a specimen of whale identified last 17 January, in the port of Sorrento, southern Italy, 20 January 2021. The delicate activity of towing the cetacean was conducted -- under the coordination of the Maritime Directorate of Naples -- by two patrol boats of the Italian Coast Guard, which moved the specimen towards the port of Naples, where they arrived at the first light of dawn, after a few hours of navigation. The transport to the port of Naples will allow the necropsy examination necessary to more accurately identify the causes of the death of what would appear to be one of the largest specimens of whale identified in the Mediterranean. HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES

    It in some way handled to swim into the touristic port in Sorrento (Picture: EPA)

    epa08951034 A handout photo made available by the press office of the Italian Coast Guard (Guardia Costiera) shows the complex operations of removal and transport of a specimen of whale identified last 17 January, in the port of Sorrento, southern Italy, 20 January 2021. The delicate activity of towing the cetacean was conducted -- under the coordination of the Maritime Directorate of Naples -- by two patrol boats of the Italian Coast Guard, which moved the specimen towards the port of Naples, where they arrived at the first light of dawn, after a few hours of navigation. The transport to the port of Naples will allow the necropsy examination necessary to more accurately identify the causes of the death of what would appear to be one of the largest specimens of whale identified in the Mediterranean. HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES

    It was pulled away to the Port of Naples (Picture: EPA)

    The whale was recognized on January 17, and the fragile operation to eliminate it was performed 2 patrol boats of the Italian Coast Guard, under the coordination of the Maritime Directorate of Naples .

    They came to the port of Naples after a couple of hours early today.

    A necropsy assessment will now happen.

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