Dolphin Strandings Continue in Massachusetts

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Dolphin Strandings Continue in Massachusetts

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Rescue teams from the International Fund for Animal Welfare are trying to save 10 stranded dolphins. Last month 177 short-beaked common dolphins stranded on Cape Cod, that’s five times what researchers typically see in an entire year.

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Vanessa W.

1:09AM PDT on Aug 28, 2012

What the hell is going on?

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Pinke A.

7:04PM PDT on Aug 10, 2012

Heartbreaking! Also this makes so furious!! Is there some sort of Navy Sonar near by???That would make them lost their way!! It also must hurt like hell these beautiful intelligent dolphins. I just wonder what the heck was this rescue group doing?? Why they didn't keep the the dolphins wet?? Each one had their back completely dry! Wonder then if the body-temperature was high!