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Dolphins stuck in ice in Newfoundland growing weaker

by Amy Judd | February 19, 2009 at 08:13 am

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Four dolphins are still stuck in ice in Newfoundland, and even though the Mayor has appealed for help, an official from the Federal Fisheries Department is only now on the scene to monitor the dolphins. He says that the greatest threat to the dolphins is suffication, not starvation.

He said he has asked the government to send an icebreaker to create a channel to the open Atlantic.

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Yuliya Talmazan

at 08:17 on February 19th, 2009

That is so sad.

Mullins (not verified)

at 13:07 on February 19th, 2009

This is sooo sad!!! Dolphins have been known to help save people from shark attacks.Please!!! I hope someone comes to these dolphins rescue so they are not left to die.Thank You

Ph (not verified)

at 23:57 on February 20th, 2009

But happily 3 of them were freed on the 20th. so .. kind of good news!

April Budgell (not verified)

at 04:40 on March 18th, 2009

It's sad that the Dolphins were stuck in Newfoundland. I love dolphins I really wish I could swim with them.It's a sin that they are being hunted for dumb reasons. I am from Newfoundland I had no idea the dolphins what most people know them as jumpers even live there. It made me sad watching it knowing that most were dying at the same time as trying to live. I am glad the dolphins got broke free!! :)