Researchers examining a dead whale carcass off Anholt island to identify if it's humpback whale Timmy
Researchers examining a dead whale carcass off Anholt island to identify if it's humpback whale Timmy
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Toter Wal vor Anholt: Dänische Behörden untersuchen Kadaver auf Identität mit Buckelwal Timmy

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Vor der dänischen Insel Anholt ist ein toter Wal entdeckt worden. Forscher prüfen, ob es sich um den Buckelwal Timmy handelt, der Ende April vor Poel gestrandet war.

Simon Seebach entdeckte den Wal am Donnerstagmorgen beim Spaziergang. Das etwa zehn bis 15 Meter lange Tier trieb rund 75 Meter vor der Küste.

Ein Taucher entnahm Gewebe aus der Schwanzflosse. Die Probe wird nach Deutschland geschickt, um die Identität zu klären.

Dänische Behörden gehen davon aus, dass es sich um Timmy handelt. Allerdings wurde kein Peilsender gefunden.

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