Bato this is for you.

Bato i know you like animals, so take a look at this.

Baby Dolphin Trapped in Flooded Rice Field

A Japanese man talks about his efforts to save a baby dolphin that had been trapped in a flooded rice field since the March 11th tsunami:

Taira found the dolphin struggling in the shallow seawater on Tuesday and after failing to net it, waded in to the field, which had yet to be sown with rice, to cradle the 1.2-meter (four foot) animal in his arms.

“It was pretty weak by then, which was probably the only reason we could catch it,” he said.

Taira and some friends wrapped the dolphin in wet towels and drove it back to the sea, where they set it free. The dolphin appeared to perk up when it was back in the Pacific, he said.

“I don’t know if it will live, but it’s certainly a lot better than dying in a rice paddy,” Taira told the Asahi Shimbun newspaper.

thats great

no not great, that baby dolphin is too immature to survive on it's own and will most likely die, poor dolphin

Kisser wrote:no not great, that baby dolphin is too immature to survive on it's own and will most likely die, poor dolphin

“I don’t know if it will live, but it’s certainly a lot better than dying in a rice paddy,” Taira told the Asahi Shimbun newspaper.

I agree on that man

he wil live .he/she got animal instincts

^^they learn from their mother u dummy why do you think they spend so much time with them. besides they protect them from predators such as shark

oh and bato btw, i think dying in a rice paddy is better than being killed and shred to pieces then being eaten by a shark. that man could've just taken it somewhere with professionals who couldve taken care of it.

Kisser wrote:^^they learn from their mother u dummy why do you think they spend so much time with them. besides they protect them from predators such as shark

oh and bato btw, i think dying in a rice paddy is better than being killed and shred to pieces then being eaten by a shark. that man could've just taken it somewhere with professionals who couldve taken care of it.

that would've been better indeed, but its good to see that some1 actually does something for the animal. Others just leave it there and laugh like idiots

have u guys seen the vid where a dog is beside another injured dog after the tsunami hit and the reporters come and film it. Its so sad the dog walks up to the reporters to get their intends and walks bak to the injuried dog and sits there howling...so fkin sad

Bato wrote:

Kisser wrote:^^they learn from their mother u dummy why do you think they spend so much time with them. besides they protect them from predators such as shark

oh and bato btw, i think dying in a rice paddy is better than being killed and shred to pieces then being eaten by a shark. that man could've just taken it somewhere with professionals who couldve taken care of it.

that would've been better indeed, but its good to see that some1 actually does something for the animal. Others just leave it there and laugh like idiots

i didnt like what that man did...

romeoricky wrote:have u guys seen the vid where a dog is beside another injured dog after the tsunami hit and the reporters come and film it. Its so sad the dog walks up to the reporters to get their intends and walks bak to the injuried dog and sits there howling...so fkin sad

I have.



@Kisser think of it like this.

What if he finds the mother? maybe the mother was looking for him all of this time.

That little dolphins must have been lost for quite a while, animals seem to know when a disaster is about to happen, and for him to be carried like that by a tsunami means that he must have been separated by it for quite a while and ended up there.

So probably the mother died along with it. But maybe not, lest just hope hes mother is alright and that shes looking for it.

^Hopefully, we will prob never know.