Nor did the skeleton wind up in a display at South Carolina’s State Museum in Columbia, as officials had planned in 1986. What’s known is that a contractor deposited the whale carcass in the woods ...
After nine months of some well-deserved R&R — restoration and refurbishment — Santa Barbara’s iconic Blue Whale skeleton will come home to the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History on Wednesday for ...
On the weekend of March 7, 1986, a huge humpback whale washed ashore at North Myrtle Beach. A local politician fought to prevent North Carolina State University from putting the bones on display in ...
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