HYANNIS – New England Aquarium officials flew over federally-protected waters off Cape Cod and saw over 500 different kinds of marine animals during a … [Read more...]
Four Dolphins Released Off Provincetown After Stranding
August 13, 2022
PROVINCETOWN – International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) rescuers were able to release four common dolphins back to the sea after a recent … [Read more...]
Marine Rescuer Gives Insight on Recent Dolphin Strandings
May 1, 2022
YARMOUTH – After two recent dolphin strandings on Cape Cod, a local biologist explained what rescuing the animals entails and signs the public can … [Read more...]
Large Bottlenose Dolphin Rescued, Released in Provincetown
April 28, 2022
PROVINCETOWN - Crews with the International Fund for Animal Welfare recently rescued a large bottlenose dolphin and released it into the waters at … [Read more...]
Summer of 2021 Proves Dangerous for Dolphins
August 7, 2021
YARMOUTH – The team that deals with stranding for the International Fund for Animal Welfare is facing one of their busiest summers on record. A … [Read more...]
9 Dolphins Stranded on Cape Cod, Most Survive to be Released
July 28, 2021
PROVINCETOWN (AP) - Nine dolphins were stranded on beaches on Cape Cod on Monday but most survived and either swam away or were released back … [Read more...]
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