Natural life labourers working on boats battled unsuccessfully this Wednesday to cajole about four dozen pilot whales out of hazardous shallow waters in Florida's Everglades National Park, planning to extra them the destiny of 10 others that as of recently had bit the dust.

Blair Mase, organizer for Noaa's marine warm blooded animal stranding system said that six of the whales were discovered dead, and four of the whales must be euthanized Wednesday. No less than three could be seen on the sunny shore, out of the water.

Kim Amendola, agent for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which is participating in the exertion said that the workers stopped work only when it became dark and hard to work, yet wanted to return Thursday morning to attempt once more.

The whales are stuck up in a remote region close Highland Beach, the western limit of Everglades National Park which is 20 miles east of where they typically live. It takes more than a hour to achieve the spot from the closest vessel incline and there is no cellphone administration, entangling recover endeavours.