A 36-foot-long humpback whale was discovered d.e.a.d in the Amazon jungle, thousands of miles from its normal home. Experts in Brazil are perplexed as to how the ten-tonne beast ended up in a wooded location around 50 feet (15 meters) from the sea. The marine animal was discovered in the middle of the jungle on the island of Marajo, off the coast of Araruna Beach, near the mouth of the Amazon River, last Friday. Scientists believe the creature ᴘᴇʀɪsʜᴇᴅ at sea and may have arrived in the forested region after being thrown onshore by stormy waves and high tides.
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