42 dead marine animals were washed up on Island shores over the last year.
That's according to the Manx Wildlife Trust which says 2016 was a record year for 'Manx Megafauna'.
Seals, dolphins and porpoise were the most commonly found - an otter and loggerhead turtle were also discovered.
The charity collects data about species, sex, condition, cause of death and other biometrics on behalf of the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture.
Marine biology officer Lara Howe explains why it's important to gather the information:
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