"Hvaldimir the Russian 'Spy' Whale Resurfaces off Swedish Coast"

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A beluga whale, previously suspected of being used for espionage by the Russian navy, has been spotted near the Swedish coast. The whale, nicknamed Hvaldimir, was first seen in Norway wearing a camera harness. Biologists were able to remove the harness, and the whale has since been moving southward. It is speculated that the whale may be searching for a mate or companionship, as belugas are social creatures. Concerns have been raised about the whale's ability to catch food, as signs of weight loss have been identified.
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