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These are so beautiful, just outstanding work!![]()
Thanks
These are so beautiful, just outstanding work!![]()
The first photo is such a touching image. I just don't understand how anyone with a heart could not do everything in their power to help a beautiful creature survive.
Thanks. The thing I found out when I was there, is that the dolphins are federally protected. This means that licensed organization are the only ones that can help. The situation actual got a little tense when people tried to help on their own. They actual had law enforcement on scene to keep people out of the water until the scientist arrived. Their explanation was that these strandings usually involve sick animals.
The first photo is such a touching image. I just don't understand how anyone with a heart could not do everything in their power to help a beautiful creature survive.
Thanks. The thing I found out when I was there, is that the dolphins are federally protected. This means that licensed organization are the only ones that can help. The situation actual got a little tense when people tried to help on their own. They actual had law enforcement on scene to keep people out of the water until the scientist arrived. Their explanation was that these strandings usually involve sick animals.
You are awesome! In regard to the images and for helping those highly intelligent creatures. I wouldn´t mind too much to get arrested for helping a stranded dolphin.
I do understand the sickness argument, but I´d have a hard time standing there and letting them die.