Published 01:50 IST, November 14th 2019

Beluga whale playing fetch in viral video is acually 'a Russian spy'

As confirmed by the Hvaldimir Foundation, the beluga whale playing fetch in a viral video is actually a trained Russian spy that had escaped the military.

Reported by: Bhavya Sukheja
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beluga white whale that went viral after it was filmed playing rugby off a rway coast is actually a trained Russian spy that h escaped military. giant mammal was first reportedly spotted near rrn rway with a harness attached to his body and a label that said 'Equipment of Saint Petersburg'. 

According to international media reports whale frequently goes up to boats to ask for food and play fetch. Earlier this year in ar video, whale can be seen coming to rescue of a clumsy traveller who h dropped her iPhone in ocean and h lost all hopes to retrieve it. However, beluga whale took to an initiative and brought back her phone to surface in its mouth. videos have sparked concern about whale's well-being as some marine experts who h initially identified whale as Hvaldimir, alleged Russian spy whale, ted that mammal is still malurished and has t learnt to hunt. y believe that fetching behaviour that Hvaldimir exhibited is because he was hungry and wanted foo from humans.

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Hvaldimir Foundation has been volunteering staff and resources on-site to maintain daily feeding sessions and educate general public. organisation has been trying to gar a panel of key players that will help develop a long-term sustainable plan for whale. Financial resources will be determinant to whale's future. organisation also makes efforts to track mammal and share updates on Facebook. 

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Netizens in awe

video of giant fish returning with ball in its mouth h become a new internet sensation and h left netizens in awe. Here are some of reactions: 

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00:41 IST, November 14th 2019