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Mysterious whale 'necropolis' discovered at the bottom of the Indian Ocean

Summary by Le Monde
COLUMN. A team of researchers has uncovered hundreds of fossilized whale carcasses off the southwest coast of Australia. Spanning 1,200 kilometers, this is the largest, deepest and oldest cetacean bone graveyard ever observed.

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Mysterious whale 'necropolis' discovered at the bottom of the Indian Ocean

COLUMN. A team of researchers has uncovered hundreds of fossilized whale carcasses off the southwest coast of Australia. Spanning 1,200 kilometers, this is the largest, deepest and oldest cetacean bone graveyard ever observed.

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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Monday, June 22, 2026.
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