Biologists and environmental activists joined forces to rescue two freshwater dolphins from a low level river in Bolivia. The dolphins had been trapped there for more than a month.
Seven dolphins still remain and are being rounded up. Once they are all reunited, the plan is to return the dolphins to safe waters.
This video tells the story of the rescue:
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+ add your ownWe need more good news like this one
Nice to read about good people! Thanks.
Awww, poor dolphins. Good news that they were rescued.
Good news
Thank you for the wonderful work. May God's blessings be with you to guide you.
Bravo. I just hope that the Japanese don't get wind of this.
great job
Thank the good Lord for the Bolivians , the Japanese would have fed them to their children knowing the high level of mercury. No wonder their car brakes fail , maybe eating too much mercury has affected their thinking.
How great, now if only that could happen in Taiji, Japan. It would make me feel alot better.
Fantastic! The Japanese fisherman could learn so much from the Bolivians! Too bad, it seems they won't listen to anyone.
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