Video of fishermen rescuing beached dolphin goes viral

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A heart warming video of two guys, believed to be fishermen, rescuing a beached dolphin on mainland Penang, believed to be near the RMAF base has gone viral.

It makes you wonder how the poor thing got stranded on land in the first place.

The water in that area is not the clearest or cleanest.

This site is believed to be about a kilometre or two away from Pantai Bersih, where the carcass of a dolphin was found on the shore in 2012.

For saving this creature, these two guys have been hailed as unsung heroes and guardians of the sea. All of us need to play our part in safeguarding the treasures of the deep.

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Anne
Anne
6 Jun 2019 7.26pm

Hopefully the population of dolphin around Penang can increase. But fishermen could later turn against the dolphins if the dolphins compete with them for fish?

tunglang
8 Jun 2019 4.14pm
Reply to  Anne

God provides food for all – mankind, plant & animal kingdom. It’s human greed that destroys this divine generosity. Even in the wild, food chain seldom goes haywire.

Shriek
9 Jun 2019 8.02pm
Reply to  tunglang

Yes human greed, wants to hunt around for chippest and heaviest one ton mee

Goat Alley
Goat Alley
7 Jun 2019 3.19pm

The bubble tea trend is showing no signs of stopping just yet, with new outlets and brands popping up in various neighbourhood shop lots and malls on a nearly weekly basis. While various experts have already chimed in with concerns over the effects consuming bubble tea may have on the health of bubble tea fans, one little girl found out for herself that bubble tea is best taken in moderation.

https://www.worldofbuzz.com/doctors-shocked-to-discover-14yo-girl-has-hundreds-of-bubble-tea-pearls-lining-her-stomach/

Switch Machine
Switch Machine
8 Jun 2019 9.04am
Reply to  Goat Alley

Bubble Tea culture a hype that cannot sustain beyond 6 months?
Nagore Lane now filled with bubble tea, and environmentalists should now check if disposed plastic is choking the lanes (if not your children intestines)or make their way to the sea ocean .

Anfield
Anfield
8 Jun 2019 11.29am
Reply to  Switch Machine

Here’s How at Least 74,000 Microplastic Particles End Up in Your Diet in a Single Year
https://www.sciencealert.com/humans-consume-over-74-000-microplastic-particles-each-year-without-knowing-it/amp

Once microplastics enter the gut, they could release toxic substances causing oxidative stress or even cancer, according to the researchers. Particles small enough could be taken up by cells in the lungs and gut; while larger ones might be absorbed in the digestive tract.

Yozi
Yozi
7 Jun 2019 9.06pm
Switch Machine
Switch Machine
8 Jun 2019 9.06am
Reply to  Yozi

Anybody watching what’s happening to the coves of Jerejak Island?
Oh nobody bothers until it happens.

Selamat
Selamat
7 Jun 2019 3.39pm

Cam you explain why only ikan kerapu is poisoned to death in the Penang incident?

glissantia
glissantia
7 Jun 2019 1.30pm

Plausible factors include
– Heavy metal poisoning, especially here.
– Other poisoning from any of the thousands of industrial chemicals, poisonous algae or poisonous jellyfish (the last 2 promoted by effluents.

Plastic is unlikely to trouble these smart creatures, apart from micro-particles that also pollute all human food and water.

Switch Machine
Switch Machine
8 Jun 2019 9.09am
Reply to  glissantia

Penang Forum can start producing non plastic straws. Besides can save the environment, can also generate fund to sustain its friendly causes. Khoo Salman can joint venture with CAP? Effective action is louder than frustrating protests.

Anfield
Anfield
8 Jun 2019 12.02pm
Reply to  Switch Machine

Absolutely no more plastic bags in Penang on Mondays from July 1… not even if you pay for it
https://www.malaymail.com/news/malaysia/2019/06/08/absolutely-no-more-plastic-bags-in-penang-on-mondays-from-july-1-not-even-i/1760222

tunglang
6 Jun 2019 6.32pm

If only the dolphin can talk: “TQ”
Hope to see many more of such ‘rescue’ videos to encourage acts of kindness to Nature.

tunglang
8 Jun 2019 9.32am
Reply to  tunglang

Anil, pls take off my comment if it is selectively deemed awaiting moderation. Same for all my comments in ‘lock down’. Just do it, it’s your blog.

glissantia
glissantia
8 Jun 2019 1.30pm
Reply to  Anil Netto

IMO, even 2/day/article is plenty, considering that (a) it is free (b) it requires moderation in view of “sensitive issues”, archaic laws on libel, etc., all applied selectively (c) some visitors seem incapable of concise expression.

tunglang
8 Jun 2019 4.11pm
Reply to  Anil Netto

Anil, thanks for your clarification. I have no problem with the limits. I have to choose what to comment as most urgent for the day. And I will ignore the shrieker & insane he-he-he to make full use of the limit at the expense of defending against lying personal attacks.

Shriek
12 Jun 2019 11.10am
Reply to  tunglang

I will expose hypocrisy at those claiming high moral ground and on the other hand doing something fishy like oppose highways but enjoy or regularly use the highway as it is the better option

Switch Machine
Switch Machine
9 Jun 2019 8.14am
Reply to  Anil Netto

More than 5 comments a day, then commentators better start own blog don’t piggyback on Anil.
Suggest Penanglang.com and I can comment 10 a day, 5 at this new blog 5 at Anil.

Wei
Wei
10 Jun 2019 1.10pm
Reply to  Anil Netto

hehe…remind me of authoritarian communist who decide what you can talk when you can talk how much you can talk….looks like it work the same everywhere …free speech? more like free to praise not free to critic…hehe

maybe the state government should emulate by shutting out “nonsensical” protest as well ….no??

Wei
Wei
6 Jun 2019 10.59pm

luckily dolphin is not edible …imagine if it is a delicacy and “found” by fishermen…hehe