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New York Post on 2020-05-22 14:09

Dolphins are bringing ashore ‘gifts’ while coronavirus keep humans away

Dolphins in an Australia have been bringing ashore “gifts” from the sea — and volunteers say it might be a sign they’re missing human interaction.

Barry Mc Govern

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