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Tuesday, August 20, 2019

Dog Falls Into Canal And Starts To Drown, Until The Group of Dolphins Comes To Saves Him

Dolphins are one of the smartest animal species on Earth, and their brain size compared to the average of their body size is second only to humans.

These amazing creatures have been known to imitate human actions, solve complex problems, follow recipes, and respond positively to television by expressing curiosity when moving images were displayed on a device. Scientists have found that they can create personalized whistles that act as names for individual members of a pod.

However, beyond all of this, an experiment conducted by Diana Reiss and Lori Marino showed that dolphins are self-aware, which is a sign of higher intelligence.

Moreover, they also demonstrate empathy towards humans and other animals when they need help, like in the case of an 11-year-old Doberman, named Turbo. After he fell off a wall between his home and a canal in Marco Island, Florida, and got stuck in it, a group of dolphins came and helped him.

His owner, Cindy Burnett, was out, and when she came back home, she noticed he was gone and went to look for him.

However, Turbo fell in a bad position and he was stuck between a sandbar and the land, and the sandbar was so high that h couldn’t climb, so he ended up paddling for about 15 hours.

Fortunately, the dolphins noticed the exhausted and dehydrated dog and swam around the area making as much noise as possible. Their high-pitched screeching alarmed neighbors and they started investigating why they were being so loud and eventually saw Turbo trapped below the wall in the canal water, surrounded by a group of dolphins.

Firefighters immediately went to the spot and lifted the dog out of the water.

Turbo was shivering and in a lot of distress, but only sustained a few scratches and cuts on his legs and feet, so he was returned to his owner.

Burnett believes her beloved Turbo went missing around 8 p.m. the previous evening since she had accidentally left the gate open, and if it weren’t for the amazing friendly dolphins, he could have spent the entire night in the canal.

She added that it may have been possible that Turbo could find a shallow spot once the tide came out where he could stand in two and a half feet of water, so he may have not had to keep doggy paddling for the entire time.

Yet, both, Burnett and the people who found the dog, credit the assistance of the dolphins in helping save Turbo.

Source:
www.sogoodly.com

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