A rescue team worked into the night on Sunday to free a small whale, believed to be a minke, found stranded on concrete in the River Thames in southwest London.
A small crowd of people gathered to watch as the team worked to remove the whale from the lock, hosing it down, and then putting a large yellow float around it, video footage showed.
After four hours, the whale was successfully removed and "moved to a safer location". It will be assessed by a vet to ensure it is healthy enough to be released in the ocean, local media reported.
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A small crowd of people gathered to watch as the team worked to remove the whale from the lock, hosing it down, and then putting a large yellow float around it, video footage showed.
After four hours, the whale was successfully removed and "moved to a safer location". It will be assessed by a vet to ensure it is healthy enough to be released in the ocean, local media reported.
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