Kind-Hearted Fishermen Rescue Baby Dolphin Caught in Net

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Credit: SWNS / Jose Ramón Pérez  This is the moment a pair of fishermen rescued a baby dolphin trapped in a fishing net.  Jose Ramón Pérez, 27, and Miguel Rodríguez, 36, were fishing 10km off the coast of Almería, Spain when they found the animal tangled in a net.   The two men spotted the young dolphin thanks to its mother, which had been desperately trying to keep her baby afloat.  The baby's tail was tangled in a rope and was being pulled underwater - almost drowning it.  But its mother would not leave its side and kept trying to lift it and keep its head above water.  José Ramon, a warehouse worker, and Miguel, a greenhouse owner, rushed to the baby's help after seeing the mother lift her flank above the waterline.

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00:00 That bug is going to get it.

00:02 Look, this one is not going to leave.

00:05 It's dead.

00:11 Or it's almost dead.

00:13 It's giving birth to something.

00:15 No, look, it's tied up, man.

00:17 Man, who does that to an animal?

00:23 Look, it's up again, man.

00:26 The mother doesn't want it to die.

00:28 Oh my God, what an animal.

00:30 There are good people in the world, my friends.

00:35 Here we are saving a dolphin.

00:38 You're welcome, my friend.

00:43 That one is going to remember you for the rest of its life.

00:49 You saved it.

00:51 I'm still shaking, man.

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