Brigantine

In case you weren't aware, there's been a pretty large number of whales that have washed up on not only New Jersey beaches, but beaches up and down the East Coast.

Another dead whale has been seen floating off the Jersey Shore, this time in Seaside Park in Ocean County.

There have been two incidents in the last couple of days of wayward seals getting a little off-track.

Here are a few spots in South Jersey that have been recognized as some of the best in the state, according to New Jersey Digest.

According to officials from the Stranding Center, the baby seal - still covered in its white birthing coat - was found on the beach in Avalon on February 1st

Brigantine City Council has passed a resolution calling for a moratorium on offshore wind projects to study what is causing dead whales to wash up at the Jersey Shore.

The seventh dead whale to wash up on the beach in the NY-NJ region in recent weeks found on 1/12/23 was likely struck by a vessel, officials say.

Warning! This article is meant to be humorous.

A humpback whale was first reported to the Marine Mammal Stranding Center at the North End Natural Area on the beach in Brigantine around 4:50 p.m. Thursday.

The Marine Mammal Stranding Center in Brigantine can claim its first saved seal of the season!