Keith is a rare breed found in an open field in the North of England

The farmers of Yorkshire was horrified when found in an open field 700 metres from the banks of the river Humber in the North of England a huge sea animal. Scientists have identified breed giant - it was ivasiv whale family of whales of the suborder of baleen whales. Experts can't understand how a giant whale could be at such a far distance from water.

Kit rare species found dead at 700 metres from the banks of the river Humber in the North of England, reports The Daily Mail.

The farmers of Yorkshire was horrified when found in the open field, a huge sea animal. Scientists have identified breed giant - it was ivasiv whale family of whales of the suborder of baleen whales.

According to the specialist Yorkshire wildlife centre Andy Gibson, the whales of this breed - a rarity for the region.

While experts still can't understand how a giant whale could be at such a far distance from water.

"It's very sad, I feel sorry for that, but we hope that we will be able to learn from this incident and find out why all this happened," concluded Gibson.

It is noteworthy that this is not the first case when in this area, the whale drifted ashore. The causes are still being investigated by scientists. Experts suggest that marine animals react negatively to the change of underwater currents coming from the Arctic and bringing cold water flows into the North sea.

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