Mysterious Whale With Reins Found, Russia's Secret Weapon?



Fishermen in Finnmark, East Norway, got a surprise last week when a tame beluga whale approached their boat.

The animal is equipped with a harness that experts say is used to attach weapons or cameras. This has led to the suggestion that the beluga whale may have been trained for military purposes in Russia.

“We were making a net when a whale swam around the boat. Then we saw that there was a harness on his body, ”said one fisherman, Joar Hesten.

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Hesten first saw the whale last Thursday. However, several other fishermen also claimed to have seen it before.

"He was always looking for boats and people, as if he wanted to ask for help to untie the reins," added Hesten.

The Norwegian Fisheries Directorate has now removed the reins from the whale. It says "Equipment of St. Petersburg ”in its interior.

Then, is it true that this tame whale is a secret spy? Or is there any other explanation for his strange appearance? Until now, the origin of these whales was unknown. However, there is speculation that he fled from Murmansk Naval Base - a Russian nuclear submarine base not too far from the Norwegian-Russian border.

The way this whale approaches ships and interacts with humans shows that it has lived as a captive and has been frequently trained by humans.


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