Queens residents had more than flooding to blubber about Friday morning.
The Atlantic Marine Conservation Society performed a necropsy on the animal by cutting it into clean chunks, which the agency then buried under the waterline.
Surfers and construction workers tried to rescue the 35-foot whale after they spotted it flailing in the water at 7:30 a.m. Dec 17. The distressed calf, which was likely between 3 and 5 years old, had clear injuries, including multiple scrapes and bruises, much like the ones seen on the chunks found Friday morning.
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