A 46-foot-long fin whale washed ashore dead north of Sunset Beach on the Oregon coast on Saturday, Feb. 7, 2026.

A 46-foot fin whale that washed up on the Oregon coast on Saturday has been dead for “quite some time,” officials with the Seaside Aquarium said.

A 46-foot fin whale washed ashore north of Sunset Beach near Warrenton Feb. 7. The whale had been dead for a while prior to washing ashore, according to a Seaside Aquarium Facebook post. A necropsy ...

A dead whale washed up on Sunset Beach south of Warrenton Saturday morning. The fin whale is around 46 feet long and appeared to have been dead for a while. A necropsy will be ...

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