On Wednesday, the concerns were growing for a beluga whale spotted in the River Thames outside London, thousands of kilometers from the cherished white species natural home in arctic waters. On Tuesday, the whale first seen was extremely rare sighting triggered wonder and excitement, but after it was spotted again exactly in the same location on Wednesday, concerns grew that the beluga had got lost and was potentially in danger.
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