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Animals to get stranded. >> has to are offshore animals. they are not used to tidal flats. they come in close to shore and the tide slips out underneath them and they're left stranded not knowing what happened. >> every year dolphins get trapped in the area's shallow bays and inlets. but the number of strandings this particular winter is already double what the scientists usually see. researchers speculate about changes in water temperatures, weather, and food sources, but they have no absolute answers. what they do know is they have to move fast. dolphins can survive out of water for several ...

And the tide slips out underneath them and they're left stranded not knowing what happened. >> every year dolphins get trapped in the area's shallow bays and inlets. but the number of strandings this particular winter is already double what the scientists usually see. researchers speculate about changes in water temperatures, weather, and food sources. but they have no absolute answers. what they do know is they have to move fast. dolphins can survive out of water for several hours, but many die from stress, injuries, and seagull attacks before rescuers can reach them. >> because the water's c...

To move fast. dolphins can survive out of water for several hours, but many die from stress, injuries, and seagull attacks before rescuers can reach them. >> because the water's coming in fast. we're losing the sand bars fast. it's going to be dangerous to be out there. >> it's a grueling task for responders. they're battling mud, freezing temperatures, remote locations, and heavy loads. >> on three. one, two, three. >> trying to trudge through that with a 400-pound animal can get very taxing. you literally start sinking into the mud. trying to rescue animals can turn into a human emergency if...

This particular winter is already double what the scientists usually see. researchers speculate about changes in water temperatures weather, and food sources. but they have no absolute answers. what they do know is they have to move fast. dolphins can survive out of water for several hours, but many die from stress injuries and seagull attacks before rescuers can reach them. >> because the water's coming in fast. we're losing the sand bars fast. it's going to be dangerous to be out there. >> it's a grueling task for responders. they're battling mud, freezing temperatures, remote locations, and...

Animals to get stranded. >> they come in close to shore and the tide slips out underneath them and they're left stranded not knowing what happened. >> every year dolphins get trapped in the area's shallow bays and inlets. but the number of strandings this particular winter is already double what the scientists usually see. researchers speculate about changes in water temperatures, weather, and food sources. but they have no absolute answers. what they do know is they have to move fast. dolphins can survive out of water for several hours, but many die from stress, injuries, and seagull attacks ...