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EVERETT, Wash. — A dead whale washed ashore at Harborview Park in Everett, according to police.
The whale's cause of death is currently unknown, Everett police said on social media.
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Police are working with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to investigate.
ADVISORY: A portion of Harborview Park is temporarily closed due to a deceased whale that washed ashore. Unk cause of death. Working with WA State Fish & Wildlife & NOAA. pic.twitter.com/vVeNeJKR1D
— Everett Police (@EverettPolice) May 5, 2019
The park is temporarily closed.
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