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Extended description: Ljubljana: okostje, izjava Ivo A. BOŽIČ, Prirodoslovni muzej Slovenije, naplavljeno truplo mlade samice brazdastega kita v Piranskem zalivu, izjava prof. dr. Boris KRYŠTUFEK, Prirodoslovni muzej Slovenije, strokovna priprava obdelava kosti, izjava Mojca JERNEJC KODRIČ, Prirodoslovni muzej Slovenije. Ljubljana: An interesting treasure in one of the Ljubljana shopping centres. A team from the Ljubljana Natural History Museum presents the skeleton of the largest modern animal ever found in Slovenia, a whale more than 13 metres long. Fishermen found its body in the Bay of Piran in 2003. Original language summary: Ljubljana: zanimiv zaklad v enem izmed ljubljanskih trgovskih centrov. Sodelavci Prirodoslovnega muzeja tam predstavljajo okostje največje novodobne živali, ki je bila kdaj najdena na Slovenskem, več kot 13 metrov dolgega kita, katerega truplo so ribiči našli v Piranskem zalivu leta 2003.
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