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Dolphin Strandings Continue in Massachusetts

Dolphin Strandings Continue in Massachusetts

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.

Dolphin Strandings Continue in Massachusetts
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Tanja Z. Tanja Z.
9:51AM PDT on Apr 9, 2012

I feel for this animal

Sarah M. Sarah M.
11:22AM PST on Feb 28, 2012

This is so heartbreaking, it needs to stop! Stop destroying the planet!

Jay Williamson Jay W.
3:27AM PST on Feb 27, 2012

heartbreaking to see these beautiful creatures in distress

Cynthia Nelson Cynthia N.
6:43AM PST on Feb 24, 2012

this is heartbreaking.

Carrie Anne Brown Carrie Anne B.
7:41AM PST on Feb 22, 2012

sad news but thanks for sharing

Laura M. Laura M.
5:47AM PST on Feb 22, 2012

So sade :(

J.L. A. J.L. A.
8:43AM PST on Feb 21, 2012

I'm glad IWF is there but wish they didn't need to be

Jacqueline Baruch Jacqueline B.
8:15AM PST on Feb 21, 2012

Glad these people are helping. However, why is this happening. Probably it is because our oceans are dying.

Vanessa A. Vanessa A.
10:38PM PST on Feb 20, 2012

This is why students should be taught about Global Issues like these.

Portland N. Portland N.
4:38PM PST on Feb 20, 2012

I read about this issue in another article. This is a tragedy. I find it difficult to watch humans and animals while they are suffering. I was never taught to stand and watch, nor was I taught to walk away. But … It is difficult to watch those dolphins suffering as they are in the video above!!!

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