Norwegian Police Dispute Claims of Beluga Whale Hvaldimir Being Shot, Autopsy Findings Revealed

Norwegian police found no evidence of foul play in the death of a beluga whale, contrary to claims by animal rights groups.

The well-known beluga whale, previously speculated as a Russian spy due to its harness, was found dead in Norway. 

Police say Russian "spy whale"

Police stated there is no evidence of it being deliberately killed, contrary to claims by animal rights groups. The animal's carcass revealed superficial wounds and no signs of gunshots, but a stick was found in its mouth. Further investigation is not pursued, but animal rights groups remain unsatisfied and offer a reward for tips. The whale's friendly disposition and past sightings raised concerns about its potential military training by Russia.

The beluga whale's demeanor and prior sightings sparked worries about possible military training by Russia.

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