"Timmy" Becomes Biodiesel: Humpback Whale Ends in Danish Factory – and in the Museum
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From the beach to the factory: The remains of the dead humpback whale known as "Timmy" are exploited. Some bones end up in the museum. Some questions are still open.
It is definitely over for humpback whale Timmy. The animal kept people talking for weeks after an expensive rescue operation in the Baltic Sea. Follow all developments live here.
The fat becomes biodiesel, everything else becomes biomass: the carcass of the humpback whale washed in Denmark is to be used in a factory. Some bones come to the museum.[more]]>
From fat biodiesel, from bone biomass: remains of the humpback whale Timmy are further processed in Denmark.
After months of efforts to save him, the story of the humpback whale who became known as Timmy has had an unexpected epilogue. After his body was postmortem examined and removed from a beach on the Danish island of Anholt, his remains will be processed into biodiesel and biomass. Part of the skeleton will be preserved for scientific purposes.
Remains of the humpback whale female are processed after autopsy and transport to the mainland in a Danish factory.
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