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Wal droht zu explodieren: Warum lassen die Dänen Timmy bis nach Pfingsten verrotten?

Chưa phân loại — 2026-05-24 · 0 Comment

Anholt (Dänemark) –Die Nacht bricht ein auf der dänischen Insel Anholt. Timmys aufgeblähter Körper liegt weiterhin in Strandnähe. Und bleibt dort auch vorerst liegen.

Nachdem Timmy am Donnerstag von einem Schiff rund 50 Meter abgeschleppt wurde, strandete der Kadaver auf einer Sandbank. Von dort konnte das tote Tier nicht wegbewegt werden. Drei Versuche scheiterten, die Bergung wurde abgebrochen. Das 180-Meter-Seil liegt verwaist am Strand.LIVE: Toter Timmy droht zu platzen: Wal-Kadaver zieht Neugierige an

Quelle: News524.05.2026Derweil dehnen Fäulnisgase den toten Buckelwal immer weiter auf. Die Sorge wächst,dass sein Kadaver explodieren könnte.Meist wird auf Bergung verzichtetWal-Strandungen vor Dänemark kommen generell selten vor. Meist lässt man der Natur freien Lauf und es wird auf eine Bergung verzichtet. In Timmys Fall entschied die dänische Umweltbehörde letztlich aber doch noch,Timmys Kadaver zu bergen. Begründung: Das Tier liege an einem gut besuchten Strand im flachen Wasser, würde dort Badegäste und Einheimische stark stören.

Anatomie und Gesundheitszustand eines gestrandeten Buckelwals mit Schäden an Haut, Lunge, Organen und Maul.

Nach BILD-Informationen wird Timmy aber wohl erst Anfang nächster Woche von den dänischen Behörden vom Strand entfernt. Warum die Bergungsversuche derzeit nicht fortgesetzt werden, ist unklar. Klar ist nur: Der toteWalsoll anschließend obduziert werden. Wenn Timmy bis dahin nicht geplatzt ist …

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