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Photo Story: Around a 100 dolphins run aground in Cape Verde

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epa07870694 A handout photo made available by Loro Parque zoo on 26 September 2019 shows some 100 dolphins run aground on Altar beach in Boavista Island, Cape Verde, 25 September 2019. A Loro Parque team unsuccessfully tried to return the cetaceans to the sea. EPA-EFE/LORO PARQUE HANDOUT HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES

A handout photo made available by Loro Parque zoo on 26 September 2019 shows some 100 dolphins run aground on Altar beach in Boavista Island, Cape Verde.

A Loro Parque team unsuccessfully tried to return the cetaceans to the sea.

Photo: EPA-EFE/LORO PARQUE HANDOUT

Some 100 dolphins run aground in a beach in Boavista Island

Some 100 dolphins run aground in a beach in Boavista Island

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