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An Australian parks and wildlife service worker tries to cover a whale calf in Pittwater, 40 km north of Sydney August 22, 2008. The orphaned whale calf which had been suckling from a yacht in a Sydney bay in a futile bid to find its mother was given a lethal dose of anaesthetic on Friday as its condition deteriorated, Australian wildlife officers said. [Photo: Xinhuanet/Reuters]

An Australian parks and wildlife service worker tries to cover a whale calf in Pittwater, 40 km north of Sydney August 22, 2008. The orphaned whale calf which had been suckling from a yacht in a Sydney bay in a futile bid to find its mother was given a lethal dose of anaesthetic on Friday as its condition deteriorated, Australian wildlife officers said. [Photo: Xinhuanet/Reuters] 



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