The sharp fall in sea pollution and nautical acidity because of the lockdown have given marine activity a new lease of life.
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Pod of dolphins spotted off Palma
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Nice to see Dolphins in their natural habitat. However, what about the Dolphins in Marine Land. This captive dolphin spectacle does not teach the spectators about the true nature of dolphins. What it does teach them is that humans can treat these beings in whichever way they see fit, even if it means turning once-wild opportunistic foragers of the oceans into begging circus clowns. Captive dolphins are controlled by their food. Wild dolphins that are forced into captivity find themselves away from their family. Disgusting treatment of majestic intelligent animals. Watch the 2013 American documentary film directed by Gabriela Cowperthwaite about the cruel treatment of Dolphins.
It's nice to see, however you should have fact checked the rest of the story as the Dolphins in Venice wasn't true.