WATCH: Diver spots dolphin entangled by fishing line
AUSTRALIA (WJW) – A marine biologist was diving off the coast of Perth, Australia, when she discovered a dolphin with fishing line wrapped around its tail.
In a video captured by Cindy Joli, the dolphin is seen swimming with fishing line cutting into its tail fluke.
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According to Storyful reports, Joli said she was was sad when finding the dolphin. She also encouraged people to be more mindful of fishing lines.
'It saddens me. This is a dolphin calf with fishing line that looks to be cutting into its tail fluke for a while, something that is preventable if we simply reel in the fishing lines rather than cut them loose,' Joli said, according to Storyful. 'Unfortunately, it is a very common occurrence I have seen too many times off the coast. I just wish more people can be more responsible by simply picking up any fishing line, rubbish they come across as this will greatly reduce the negative impact to our wildlife.'
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According to Storyful reports, Joli was on a dive about 50 meters off the coast of the Perth suburb of Coogee when she spotted a pod of dolphins.
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