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The Odyssey of Timmy the Humpback Whale: A True Chronicle of a Lost Humpback Whale in the Baltic Sea: From First Sighting to Death - Rescue Attempts,

The Odyssey of Timmy the Humpback Whale: A True Chronicle of a Lost Humpback Whale in the Baltic Sea: From First Sighting to Death - Rescue Attempts,

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Environmental StudiesMarine Life

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ISBN13: 9798180497154
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 7 2026
Pages: 234
Weight: 0.70
Height: 0.49 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
In early March 2026, a humpback whale appeared in the western Baltic Sea. People called him Timmy. What followed was more than just an animal story.

Note: This book is based on real events. The name Timmy was given to the whale by the public. All other personal names used in the text are fictional and serve solely for illustrative purposes. Any resemblance to actual persons is purely coincidental. Quotes, dialogues and scene reconstructions are narrative representations based on publicly available information and are not verbatim accounts.

This chronicle reconstructs step by step what happened to Timmy - from the first sighting with net remnants on his body through two strandings, a controversial rescue attempt and the media frenzy, to his death just days after his release. And it asks what this case truly reveals about the state of our oceans.

What you get:

A complete non-fiction book with 40 chapters - from the first glimpse from the harbor quay through the biology of the humpback whale, the failures of the rescue operation, the role of fishing nets and shipping traffic, to the political consequences and the final lesson Timmy leaves behind. Atmospherically written, biologically precise, critically analyzed.

All personal names are fictional

Chapters at a glance:

Chapter 1: Net remnants in the harbor light - what the first sighting reveals

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