A dead 36-foot long sperm whale washed ashore near Warrenton on the North Oregon Coast Monday, March 6. The whale was first spotted floating off of Newport and then found off of Camp Rilea Sunday. It finally washed ashore about 10 a.m. Its jaw was removed and sent to Portland State University for research. The rest of the carcass is being left on the beach for nature to take its course.
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