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01 May

‘Bullied’ dolphin hiding from pushy pod, officials say

A lone dolphin has spent the past several days residing in a California coastal bay after several reports suggest it was “bullied” by a pod of fellow dolphins that were blocking its return to the open sea. “He was scared, he was intimidated, he was bullied,” Peter Wallerstein of the Marine Animal Rescue told the [...]

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