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Baby dolphin deaths puzzling Numbers could be related to oil spill, experts say

Tonka

Tonka

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Baby dolphin deaths puzzling
Numbers could be related to oil spill, experts say...
11:15 PM, Feb. 22, 2011

GULFPORT ? The industry's leading scientist on marine mammal strandings is concerned about the deaths of baby dolphins.

Blair Mase, NOAA's marine mammal stranding coordinator for the Southeast region, confirmed the number of baby dolphin deaths is high...more
 
Re: Baby dolphin deaths puzzling Numbers could be related to oil spill, experts say

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http://blog.nwf.org/wildlifepromise...in-baby-dolphin-deaths-in-the-gulf-of-mexico/

Breaking: Spike in Baby Dolphin Deaths in Gulf of Mexico (Updated)
from Wildlife Promise
2/21/2011 // Miles Grant // BP oil spill, dolphins, Gulf of Mexico, Gulf oil disaster

Dolphins swim next to oil booms at Petit Bois Island, MS, June 2010 (via Flickr's Deepwater Horizon Response)

Since the first days of the Gulf oil disaster, the National Wildlife Federation has been warning that it takes years to assess the full impacts of a catastrophic oil spill. Today we?re hearing horrific details from scientists on dolphin deaths in the wake of the Deepwater Horizon gusher... more.
 
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