Reported 12 months ago
On June 30, 2024, in Massachusetts, USA, 125 Atlantic white-sided dolphins became stranded on a sandbar in one of the largest rescue operations in the area's history. A rescue team spent 12 hours guiding most of the dolphins back to deeper waters, but unfortunately, at least ten dolphins died. Given the complex terrain and challenging conditions, the operation was a race against time. Though the cause of the mass stranding was not confirmed, experts suggest that global climate change may increase the risk of such incidents in the future.
Source: YAHOO