Vietnam’s largest reconstructed whale skeletons recognised on Ly Son Island
The Vietnam Records Organisation (VietKings) has officially recognised two reconstructed whale skeletons, housed at Lang Tan relic site on Ly Son island district (now Ly Son Special Zone), the central province of Quang Ngai as the largest of their kind in Vietnam.
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