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Hvaldimir, Alleged Russian Spy Whale, Found Dead Near Risavika, Norway
Sep 1, 2024, 04:48 PM
Hvaldimir, a beluga whale known for its mysterious harness and alleged ties to Russian espionage, was found dead near Risavika, Norway. The whale gained international attention in 2019 when it was discovered with a harness marked 'St Petersburg,' leading to speculation that it had been trained by the Russian navy for spying purposes. The cause of death remains unknown, but efforts are being made to preserve the carcass. Conservationists and marine organizations, including OneWhale, which had been tracking Hvaldimir since its appearance in Norwegian waters, have expressed concern over the whale's sudden death. The whale's body was discovered off the coast of Stavanger.
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