DCP Dolphin Lesson: The story of DCP ID#104, a stranded dolphin gets back to sea

In this Dolphin Lesson, Kel shares the adventure of DCP ID#104, also known as “Lamda.” In August 2018, this young Atlantic spotted dolphin stranded far from home. The Bahamas Marine Mammal Stranding Network responded and though things looked grim, #104 survived! He was released in the Bimini area and, after an unexpected journey south, he’s been observed healthy and back with his fellow dolphins off Bimini.

This program is geared toward ages 6 – 13, but dolphin lovers of all ages should enjoy it. No need to do anything in advance. Just tune in!

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Original Airdate: May 26, 2020

 

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