Cape Cod Dolphin Stranding Becomes Largest in U.S. History
Rescuers confirm 146 dolphins were stranded, with a survival rate of about 70%.
- The stranding event began on June 28 near Wellfleet, Massachusetts.
- A total of 102 dolphins survived, while 37 died naturally and 7 were euthanized.
- Challenges included difficult mud conditions and the large area over which dolphins were spread.
- More than 100 dolphins were successfully returned to deeper waters.
- The event required the efforts of over 25 staff members and 100 trained volunteers.
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