Showing posts with label Channel Islands. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Channel Islands. Show all posts

Saturday, 24 May 2025

Whale dies in English Channel after two Fireballs

2025, May 22. English Channel. Fireball. Time: 22:01 UT;2025-05-23 00:01CEST. Almost identical to the event below, two days later, just further out into the sea. Seen in France and the Netherlands.  

2025, May 24. Bangladesh, Cox's Bazar sea. A 50-kilogram Irrawaddy dolphin was rescued.

2025, May 24. USA, California, New Brighton State Beach. Dead dolphin.

2025, May 24. English Channel. Fireball. Observed in France, Belgium, Germany, UK and the Netherlands. A sonic boom with concurrent and delayed properties was observed. Travelling SW over the mouth of the River Somme. 2025-05-24 Time: 00:00 or 22:03 UT May 23rd.  

2025, May 24.  English Channel, Guernsey, Channel Islands, Chouet Beach. Dead whale.

2025, May 24. South Africa, Struisbaai on the plaat. A cachalot (sperm whale) washed ashore alive but died. There have been two meteor airbursts within regional stranding parameters, one on March 29 and the other on April 8. See April 1st and April 9th posts regarding Marine Animal Disturbance Alerts. 

Sperm Whale in South Africa. 

Sunday, 9 June 2024

Dead whale near Channel Islands

2024, June 5. English Channel, 24-32 kilometres southwest of Guernsey, Channel Islands. Whale 15 meters long. Species undetermined at this time, likely a humpback. Guernsey Coastguard is investigating.

Picture supplied by Channel Islands Air Search

Tuesday, 12 March 2024

13 dolphins attempt stranding in Channel Islands

2024, March 12. UK, Channel Islands, Jersey, La Rocque beach. 13 dolphins rescued during shallow water attempt to strand. They have been observed in the last two weeks in a delicate state.

Pod of dolphins rescued from shallow pool at La Rocque beach - BBC News

Heavy meteor activity this month in the English Channel. One meteor in the North English Channel/ North Sea was seen as far away as central Germany.

Whales in rivers

2026, September 14. USA, California. A subadult fin whale floating offshore, about 10 km out. In the first stages of decomposition. 2026, S...