Why do the dead bodies of whale explode?
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because when they die, their body pressure decreases and cant manage high pressure from water
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When a whale is beached it is not afforded such a luxurious death. Gas builds up inside the whale as its stomach contents decompose -- but due to its thick, tough blubber and skin, it can't be released. A combination of heat and the whale's own body weight can cause orifices to close up, intensifying the problem.
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When a whale is beached it is not afforded such a luxurious death. Gas builds up inside the whale as its stomach contents decompose -- but due to its thick, tough blubber and skin, it can't be released. A combination of heat and the whale's own body weight can cause orifices to close up, intensifying the problem.
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When a whale is beached it is not afforded such a luxurious death. Gas builds up inside the whale as its stomach contents decompose -- but due to its thick, tough blubber and skin, it can't be released. A combination of heat and the whale's own body weight can cause orifices to close up, intensifying the problem.
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