Still gently flagellating yourself for not bidding on the 80kg fibre glass whale that sold on eBay a few months ago?
Well, you can stop the whipping right now as we've tracked him down and there is a happy ending to this whale tale.
As homophonic luck would have it, the whale formerly known as Willy is now living at the Cardigan Bay Marine Wildlife Centre in West Wales after the centre manager, Steve, and his girlfriend, Sarah, bought the ex-clubbing fibre glass mammal to help raise awareness for the conservation work they do.
At present, Steve and his colleagues aren't entirely sure how they're going to use the whale to raise funds for the centre but they've made an excellent start by entering him as a whale mobile in the Aberaeron Bank Holiday Carnival to promote their Adopt-a-Dolphin scheme.
If you're ever Cardigan Bay way, then the centre is well worth popping into and the boat trips a great way to spot bottlenose dolphins, Atlantic grey seals and leatherback turtles (not to mention a whale who used to go clubbing).
Dumped by a Leeds nightclub, roaming the skips and back gardens of North Yorkshire and then being sold to the highest bidder, it's the stuff of fairytale endings that Willy the whale ended up being carnival king and the toast of the Teifi
Who'd have thought eBay would be responsible for such Hollywood gold?
Do killer whales not kill dolphins?
Posted by: wiki leak | September 15, 2010 at 05:14 PM
No, I don't think they do, they to kill polar bears and seals however though. They might kill dolphins... maybe, but I'm not sure!!!
Posted by: Hannah | September 15, 2010 at 06:43 PM