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  • Jun 12

    Whale 'Timmy' survived four to five days after release in North Sea, tracking data shows

    Controversially released humpback whale swam 215 km before perishing, satellite tag reveals. Results presented by state minister in Schwerin.

  • May 30

    Buckelwal 'Timmy' nach wochenlangem Drama in Dänemark geborgen – Obduktion soll Todesursache klären

    After more than two weeks decomposing in the water, the carcass of the humpback whale known as 'Timmy' or 'Hope' was pulled ashore on the Danish island of Anholt on Saturday morning. A necropsy planned for Thursday aims to determine the cause of death and address the controversy surrounding a failed private rescue attempt.

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