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Rescue team for humpback whale Timmy suffering from fatigue

Rescue team for humpback whale Timmy suffering from fatigue

The rescue team working to save a stranded humpback whale named Timmy on the North German coast is reporting extreme fatigue after days of minimal sleep. Despite being exhausted and desperate, co-founder Walter Gunz stated that the team will continue their efforts to rescue the animal.

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