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Two men, one of them with a selfie stick, are seen standing in the shallow water close to stranded humpback whale in the Wismarer Bucht bay of the Baltic Sea off the island of Poel, northern Germany, on April 24, 2026. A private rescue attempt for the whale still goes on. The 13.5-metre (44-foot) humpback whale's ordeal first began in late March 2026 when it was spotted stuck on a sandbank near the city of Luebeck. It first freed itself only to become stuck again further east along the German coast. Earlier in April 2026 officials said they expected the animal to die, saying it had been too weakened by the odyssey to survive and make its way back to its natural habitat in the Atlantic. Coverage of the whale's struggle for survival and efforts to rescue it have gripped the German public, with some of the press calling the animal "Timmy". (Photo by FRANK MOLTER/AFP)

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epa10768980 A handout photo made available by Western Australia's state Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions shows volunteers working to keep a pod of long-finned pilot whales alive near Cheynes Beach east of Albany, in Western Australia, Australia, 26 July 2023. Wildlife experts are preparing to lead dozens of whales back into deep waters after 52 died in a mass stranding event on a West Australian beach. EPA/WA DBCA HANDOUT NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES

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