Anger following dolphin death on Argentine beach | Inquirer News

Anger following dolphin death on Argentine beach

/ 08:38 AM February 20, 2016

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — The apparent death of a baby dolphin after being passed around on an Argentine beach is creating a furor in the South American country.

Photos and video of the incident have begun emerging of the incident, which local media say happened Feb. 5 on the popular Santa Teresita beach.

READ: Baby dolphin dies in Argentina after tourists passed it around for photos

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In one video posted widely on local websites Friday, a beachgoer is seen lifting a baby dolphin out of the surf. The dolphin is passed around while many take pictures and touch it. It’s then seen left on the sand.

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Thousands have expressed anger on social media, calling for the enforcement of animal abuse laws.

In the words of Argentine model Nicole Neumann: “Poor animal. What bad luck to fall into the hands of so many ignorant people.”

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