1.4M views · 10K reactions | The hunt is on for these killer whales to find their next meal, king penguins. Watch World's Deadliest Whale, Wednesday at 8pm as part of Ocean Predators Week on National Geographic Wild | National Geographic UK | Facebook

As the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning remove a dead whale from a Surf Coast beach, we can all be thankful techniques have changed over the years. In 1970 in Oregon, the US, it was decided the best way to get rid of a whale carcass was to blow it up in a "controlled explosion". It didn't end well. | Geelong Advertiser

22K views · 219 reactions | The public is asked to continue to stay out of the water at Waimanalo Bay following the removal of a massive whale carcass Wednesday. A traditional Hawaiian blessing was held and witnessed by a group of about 50 people before it was hauled away to be buried on private land, the DLNR said. READ MORE: https://buff.ly/2QqhLfC #HINews #HNN | Hawaii News Now | Facebook