An environmental team want to move the whale from Anholt to the Danish mainland, but they have had to pause the operation.

Timmy the whale, recently deceased, could explode soon. “The pressure inside is building up more and more, and at some point the animal could explode with a huge bang,” whale researcher Fabian Ritter told dpa.

Marine experts criticise €1.5m privately funded operation as humpback’s fate remains unknown after release into Baltic

Efforts to rescue a humpback whale off the coast of Germany led to a successful release after it had been stranded for most of the past month. The whale, named Timmy by local media, was eventually pulled into a barge and towed to the North Sea.

Officials say it was "perfectly human" to attempt to free the animal despite many warnings from conservationists about the humpback's health and stress level. Despite the carcass potentially carrying diseases,

A SEASIDE community has been warned to steer clear of the carcass of Timmy the whale as the sea creature’s decomposing body remains at risk of exploding. The recently deceased humpback whale

Timmy, the humpback whale that captured worldwide interest after strandings in the Baltic Sea, has died, but the debate over the last few weeks of its life is likely to live on for years. Found on the sand in March at Timmendorfer Strand,