2025. January 30. Indonesia, Buol in the north mouth of Makassar Straits, the Central Sulawesi Province. A 9-meter-long cachalot (sperm whale) has stranded and died. The incident is along the country's cetacean stranding corridor.
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Mass dolphin stranding in Somalia.
2025, January 23. Somalia, Puntland, between Bosaso and Mareero towns. A mass stranding of 140 dolphins, some of them dead, while others on the verge of dying. A rare case for the region. I've narrowed the investigation solely due to the airburst below. After this meteor airburst, a humpback was also stranded. They look like long-finned black dolphins or pilot whales; or homboboro in the local language.
Updated Post: Mass dolphin stranding in Kenya. 2025, January 3. Kenya, Shela Lamu, Shela region. A total of 6 dolphins stranded. One appeared to be injured with a wound on its peduncle (tail). The dolphins eventually swam off, with restranding later.
The cross to the north indicates Somalia stranding. The meteor airburst: 2024, July 12. Indian Ocean, off the coast of Africa, Somalia, 35km off the coast from the city of Adale which is 136 km north of Mogadishu. Time: 00:09. Coordinates: (2.6, 46.6). e = 8.5, -e = 0.26 or 260,000 kg/TNT. Altitude: 41.5 km. Velocity: 22.4 km/s.
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