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A humpback whale thrilled boatloads of whale watchers by surfacing up close, waving her fins and looking everyone in the eye - sparking screams and cheers like it was an underwater stadium show.

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A 29-foot-long humpback whale found dead on a South Carolina beach suffered a horrific death when its head was bashed by a boat, an investigation has revealed.