Crews rescue dolphin stranded by low tide in Manhasset Bay
The mammal got stuck in the mud during low tide near Great Neck.
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Mar 31, 2021, 10:36 AM
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6h agoA stranded dolphin was
rescued in Manhasset Bay Tuesday night.
The mammal got stuck in the
mud during low tide near Great Neck.
Officials say the dolphin was
lifted onto a kayak and dragged about 300 feet to an open area of water deep
enough for it to swim.
A number of agencies
responded to the scene to help guide the dolphin back to safety.
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