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A mass stranding last week led to the deaths of 77 pilot whales on the Orkney island of Sanday was the largest ever recorded of the species on British shores.
The event occurred almost exactly a year after the stranding of 55 pilot whales in the Hebrides .
Dr Andrew Brownlow’s research proposes a drastic scenario: that mass strandings are increasing exponentially in the numbers of animals and events.
In last year's stranding there was a significant number of animals that were pregnant or in the process of giving birth, says Brownlow .
Ironically, a fourth factor in this “perfect storm” of conditions lies in our own success in halting most commercial whaling in 1982 and the subsequent rise in whale populations.
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