In recent weeks, two marine mammals have been found dead on the Texas coast. A bottlenose dolphin, which was ill, and a melon-headed whale are the animals involved. The whale was found between Galveston and Port Aransas.
People on the beach tried to help it before experts arrived. Further information about these incidents is available from the Texas Marine Mammal Stranding Network, which handled the responses to the stranded animals.
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