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08-04-2009, 08:08 AM
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Fin Whale Necropsy Scene
The fin whale, Balaenoptera physalus, is one of the largest animals that has ever lived, second only to the blue whale in size. The specimen in the photo weighs about 60 tonnes and is 20 metres long. It had got itself stranded alive in County Cork, Ireland in January 2009. After the whale died, an autopsy was performed at low tide on the mudflat where it was beached. The massive gastrointestinal tract was removed first. Although whales are carnivores, they still have four-chambered stomachs, like sheep or cows. Look at the man getting right in there where the head is! |