Showing Off the Amazing Work of Romania’s Dolphin Rescue

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When people go to the coast of Romania, they hope to see beautiful views and relax on quiet beaches. Instead, they saw a dramatic marine rescue: a hurt dolphin fighting its way to shore.

This brave animal was named Delphinus Delphis and was hurt probably by fishermen’s nets. There are secrets in the Black Sea, which is home to three kinds of sea mammals.

Common dolphins (Delphinus delphis ponticus) swim out to sea and eat fish that are floating in the water.

Common dolphins can be found by their bluish-gray dorsal sides, V-shaped edges, and tails that sparkle. Length on average: 2 meters. Men grow to 177 cm, and women to 159 cm.

That’s why they hang out in groups of 10 to 15 people. They swim 50 km/h and are known for being quick. Short-duration dives can be kept up by taking quick breaths every third second.

Dolphin moms nurse their babies for 4 months until they are 2 years old. They can live up to 25 to 30 years and eat small pelagic fish, prawns and molluscs as a special food.

To stay safe, you need to know about these animals. The Black Sea’s magic depends on them having fun there.

Always keep your eyes open, cameras ready, and hearts open when you’re near the Black Sea. These dolphins have amazing stories to tell.

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