Private Rescue Mission Continues to Free Whale Stranded Off Germany
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Timmy, a humpback whale stranded on a sandbar near Poel Island near Wismar, started moving on his own on Monday morning after 20 days and is swimming. He is currently circling the bay of Poel Island, writes the website of the weekly Focus.
For days, experts have prepared the rescue of a humpback whale stranded in Wismar Bay: now the sea mammal has freed itself.
The animal was located in the same position in the Wismar bay for more than 20 days. Because the water level has risen, the whale can now move.
The humpback whale stranded on the Baltic coast of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern swims away. This can be seen on live streams on the Internet. However, the animal does not initially move towards the open Baltic Sea. DLRG boats are now accompanying it.
A humpback whale fights for survival in Wismar Bay – and time is running out. What beach visitors need to know when they discover a stranded sea mammals.
The privately initiated attempt to move the stranded humpback whale away from the island of Poel continues on day four. Now the weather is also playing a role.
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