A dolphin has been found washed up on a beach along the Suffolk coast. The common dolphin was found in Kessingland on Thursday and follows similar incidents in the region in recent months.
Common dolphins are usually found in groups of about 10 to 30 individuals, but sometimes in larger groups of several hundred. They are fast swimmers, reaching speeds in excess of 15 mph.
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Kelly Marie was on a walk with her children on Sunday 19 January when she spotted the common dolphin swimming in the river. "My children thought it was amazing to see a dolphin so close and could ...
“While other common dolphin populations are struggling, we now have four generations in the Bay,” Mr Weir said. “It’s a wonderfully positive story for the bay as a whole ecosystem.