Denmark moves Timmy the whale offshore to avert explosive gas risk

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A dead humpback whale named Timmy, found off Anholt in Denmark, is at risk of exploding as gases build up during decomposition. Danish authorities and the coastal rescue service plan to tow the carcass into deeper waters and away from shore, a dangerous operation that could prevent a rupture near the coast; the whale is slated for a post-mortem in Grenaa after the recovery move.
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- Timmy, the stranded humpback whale, found dead off Danish coast CNN
- German minister defends ‘perfectly human’ decision to allow attempt to rescue whale Timmy The Guardian
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