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Humpback whale stranded in Germany's Baltic Sea has swum off a sandbank. But it isn't safe yet

Police appealed to onlookers, who say they hear the whale's cries during the night, to keep their distance so "that the animal does not become even more stressed”.

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00:01The whale is finally free. The marine mammal, measuring around 10 meters in length,
00:07had become stranded earlier this week near Nindorf in Germany, north of the city of Lübeck.
00:13For several days rescue teams had been working for free the male whale.
00:18Boats were initially used to create waves, rescuers eventually resorted to using excavators to dig a passage through the sand.
00:27In a final effort, the humpback whale managed to reach the open sea, accompanied by several boats.
00:34Although the rescue operation was a success, marine biology specialists are tempering the optimism.
00:55The animal is believed to be ill and it faces a long journey before finding its way back to the
01:01ocean.
01:01To be continued...
01:02To be continued...
01:04To be continued...

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