Here's Why They Didn't Rescue The Dolphin Trapped In Brooklyn
Why didn't anyone jump in to rescue it, when it was clearly sick and struggling in the horribly polluted canal?
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The foundation weighed many factors, Mr. DiGiovanni said, among them the risk of the animal injuring itself in the process of being captured; the daunting logistics (including federal permission) and lead time required for safely removing a dolphin from water; the very low survival rate, under 10 percent, of
There's more details about the heartbreaking decision at the New York Times >
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