The skeletons of three whales will be displayed in different touristic attractions around Egypt, an official said. The minister of environmental affairs said the skeletons will be displayed separately, one at the visitors’ centre in the nature reserve administration in South Sinai and Sharm El-Sheikh, one in Hurghda and the third one in Al Fayoum Museum. The whales reportedly mistakenly came to the Suez Canal and died because they were incapable to survive in the environment. The minister of environment ordered the nature reserve section examine their state and the committee concluded that their skeletons are intact.
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