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Tropical Cyclone Narelle has left a trail of dead marine life along the beaches in Western Australia's north. Exmouth wildlife carer Brinkley Davies said she has received more than 100 calls for help, filling her own home with rescued animals with nowhere else to turn. Ms Davies said species she has never seen before have turned up since the cyclone, including a blue-footed booby – usually found between California and the Galápagos Islands. She said Exmouth was in desperate need of a dedicated wildlife rescue facility that had the capacity to take in marine animals too. 📝 Bridget McArthur #CycloneNarelle #MarineLife #Ningaloo #Exmouth #ABCNewsWA @balubluefoundation @brinkleydavies @nushfreedman @dingusvswild

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