Autopsy Clears Human Involvement in Death of Alleged 'Spy' Whale
Hvaldimir, the beluga whale with a mysterious past, died from a stick lodged in its mouth, according to Norwegian police findings.
- Forensic examination reveals a stick lodged in the whale's mouth, leading to death.
- Autopsy confirms no evidence of gunshot wounds or other human-related causes.
- Animal rights groups had initially suspected foul play and demanded investigation.
- The whale, named Hvaldimir, gained fame in 2019 due to a harness suggesting espionage.
- Norwegian police close case, final autopsy report pending release.