The ROM Is Cutting Up The Whale Now. It's Disgusting (PHOTOS, VIDEO)

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A team from the Royal Ontario Museum has started work on dismantling one of the two blue whale carcasses that have been decomposing off the coast of Newfoundland. The first carcass was hauled to Woody Point from Trout River and then the following happened.

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And we've arrived! Took 3 trucks to pull it in. @romtoronto #bluewhale pic.twitter.com/9jrhvleON3
— ROMBiodiversity (@ROMBiodiversity) May 8, 2014

Team and I cutting apart the whale. @romtoronto #bluewhale pic.twitter.com/YAPEstTvU0
— ROMBiodiversity (@ROMBiodiversity) May 8, 2014

Good morning! The team is already hard at work. @romtoronto #bluewhale pic.twitter.com/Q0GvoaZqFz
— ROMBiodiversity (@ROMBiodiversity) May 9, 2014

Removing pieces of bone. This one is a piece of the spinal cord. @romtoronto #bluewhale pic.twitter.com/NWktYM92gE
— ROMBiodiversity (@ROMBiodiversity) May 9, 2014

A professional at work. This is Brett's 6th whale. pic.twitter.com/eqTWmwciMA
— ROMBiodiversity (@ROMBiodiversity) May 9, 2014

Getting to the good stuff. The intestines. @romtoronto #blue whale pic.twitter.com/lgrbCGECHT
— ROMBiodiversity (@ROMBiodiversity) May 9, 2014

Gross.

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