They suspect a whale working for Russian spies in Norway

A beluga, a species of cetacean from the Arctic region, has surprised a group of fishermen from the north coast of Norway. The white cetacean had a harness that could support a camera, but without the artifact. But that's not the only thing that caught the attention of the fishermen who found the animal.

When they removed the harness, which seemed specially designed for this animal, they discovered a label bearing the label "St. Petersburg Petersburg", according to marine biologist Joergen Ree Wiig.

Given this, the authorities suspect that the animal could have escaped from a Russian military facility.

The biologist told CNN that the navy was known to "train beluga whales to conduct military operations such as naval base surveillance, badisting divers and searching for lost material".