Beachgoers Haul Thirty Stranded Dolphins Back into the Water - Neatorama

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People enjoying a pleasant morning on the shore of Arraial do Cabo, Brazil last Monday noticed that about thirty dolphins were trapped in the surf and unable to swim back out to sea. So they spontaneously waded in, grabbed the dolphins by their tails, and pulled them into deeper water. Go Team Humanity!

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Stoopid Fish

LOL - Sorry, I just can't troll with a straight face.

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love how useless the women are... sigh

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Choggie may have a point. This could have been a dry run.

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Damn! Hate when I have to repeat myself!

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...next time the amateur footage won't be so heartwarming

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...next time the amateur footage won't be so heart-warming-

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Those were sharks in dolphin suits on weapons test maneuvers.

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Judy, I was thinking the same thing, those idiot women were just standing there. Maybe rescuing dolphins is a man's job in Brazil. Pfft.

Bravo to the rescue though!

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"Can you believe those speciest jerks up there? We go to sun ourselves on the beach and they actually dragged us back into the cold water! What nerve. When the Vogons come, humans are on their own."

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Heartwarming rescue, but why just the men working and the women just standing on the beach. I would have been in the water in a flash.

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So glad there were people there to help

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