A 68-year-old man tragically lost his life in a drowning accident on the Danish island of Anholt after reportedly losing his balance and falling into the water.

A dead whale named Fridolin washed ashore near Anholt, Denmark. A swimmer's decision to climb on the carcass has caused public outrage, though the individual claims it's not a sacred animal.

The carcass of a whale, identified as 'Timmy,' has been dragged onto a Danish beach after weeks in shallow waters. A necropsy will be performed, and the public is invited to observe the procedure on the beach near Anholt to determine the cause of its death.

Another deceased humpback whale has been found washed ashore on the coast of Anholt, Denmark. Local officials are assessing the situation.

The humpback whale 'Timmy' has been found dead near Anholt island in Denmark, prompting Danish authorities to plan a post-mortem examination of its carcass. The whale's death has also sparked a debate about human impact on nature.

The carcass of humpback whale Timmy, which died two weeks after a controversial rescue attempt, is now drifting off Anholt with an explosion risk. An opinion piece questions the ethics and rationality behind the rescue efforts, suggesting wishful thinking overshadowed rational arguments.

The Environment Ministry of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern has refuted media reports claiming it is in possession of the GPS tracker from a deceased humpback whale, whose carcass continues to bloat off Anholt.

Danish authorities are in the process of removing a whale carcass, nicknamed Fridolin, from off the coast of Anholt island after it began disturbing bathers; the remains are slated for autopsy.

The carcass of humpback whale Timmy, which died two weeks after a controversial rescue attempt, is now drifting off Anholt. Experts are warning of an explosion risk, while onlookers have been seen posing on the whale.