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20 Dead Dolphins Found on Texas Coast
What caused the death of these dolphins in still a mystery.
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(March, 4 2008) – After 20 dead dolphins washed ashore on Southeast Texas beaches, officials are trying to determine their cause of death.
Of the 12 dolphins found early yesterday, six were newborns, three were about a year old and three were adults. That's according to Kim Amendola, a communication specialist with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration fisheries division.
Eight more dolphins washed up later in the afternoon. She did not have their ages.
Officials said that last year, about 70 dead dolphins washed up between Sabine Pass and Galveston in March. Amendola says that biologists couldn't find a cause of those deaths because the dolphins were so badly decomposed.
The bottlenose dolphins found on beaches in Galveston and Jefferson counties yesterday were all badly decomposed as well.
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that is very bad it is so bad that i wish that no one would be allowed near the site of the dead dolphins
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