Wismar – If the private initiative that is trying to move the humpback whale lying off the German island of Poel has its way, Tuesday should be a crucial day. If everything goes according to plan, the marine mammal, which weighs an estimated twelve tons, will begin its journey towards the North Sea after four weeks in a shallow branch of the Wismar Bay – alive, with water on board a barge that is normally used to transport ships, for example.
