Danish Environmental Protection Agency Confirms Death of Humpback Whale 'Timmy'
The Danish Environmental Protection Agency has confirmed the death of a humpback whale known as 'Timmy', which was previously stranded on Germany's Baltic Sea coast. The whale, identified through a tracking device and distinctive dorsal fin pattern, was found off the Danish coast. Despite efforts to rescue Timmy, including a private operation funded by entrepreneurs, the whale's condition was too severe, leading to its demise. The agency has advised the public to maintain a safe distance from the carcass due to potential health risks and the possibility of explosion from decomposing gases. German authorities have expressed gratitude to Denmark for their assistance in confirming the whale's identity. 
