An “unprecedented” number of bottlenose dolphins were rescued Tuesday morning after becoming stranded. According to the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), a total of 14 dolphins were stranded Monday afternoon at Linnell Landing,

Marine rescuers from the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) said this is the largest bottlenose dolphin mass stranding seen in the Northeast. When rescuers arrived, three of the dolphins were dead, but efforts to save the remaining 11 continued in to Tuesday morning.

A rescue team has been working to ensure the safety of a group of bottlenose dolphins that became stranded along Cape Cod's shores. The International Fund for Animal Welfare says 14 of the marine mammals were stranded Monday afternoon at Linnell Landing in ...

Dolphins stranded twice in as many days on Cape Cod. Rescuers say this summer has seen more than double the average number of dolphin strandings.

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