People who find dead animals washed up on Manx beaches - are asked to report it to the Manx Wildlife Trust.
The trust is responsible for collecting any deceased mammals that wash up on Manx shores and disposing of them.
Lara Howe is the marine officer - she explains why they need to know if any animals are dying:
You can report the sightings on 844432
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