Marine experts issue worrying update about playful dolphin that joined family for swim in Dorset

A dolphin, who was seen to join a group of swimmer in Dorset, was injured by a boat propeller.

50 -year -old Lynda Macdonald and his partner, son and girlfriend, on August 3, Dorset joined the Darbogas dolphin in the Gulf of Lyme.

A video showed that he was playing in a vertical position that directs people along the water and plays people along the water.

However, since then, Dost Yunus has been injured by a boat in the Lyme Bay, because wildlife experts began to fear their safety.

The swimmers were given an emergency warning to stay away from the creatures, because they may cause animal protection.

Naval Management Organization spokesman said: ‘Dorset, Lyme Bay, online observed and shared on social media, many potential marine life discomfort crimes, we are increasingly worried about a dolphin.

‘The dolphins may seem friendly, but wild animals. The dolphin in the Gulf of Lyme was already injured by a suspicious boat propeller.

Yunus, who made frolicking with swimmers in the Gulf of Lyme, was injured by a boat propeller

“ Please remember: Never swim with dolphins, touch, feed or approach. If a dolphin approaches you, quietly leave the area.

‘Human interaction can cause dolphins to lose their natural wars, which leads to injury and even death. It is known that disturbed dolphins are also aggressive against people.

‘Let’s protect them by protecting our distance and please share this message to respect their fields.’

When Lynda met the animal last week, he spoke about the ‘magical moment’.

The mother, who worked in advertising and separated her time between Western London and Dorset, said: ‘I am very happy to catch the camera.

‘Anywhere, Yunus immediately approached us and wanted to join the action.

‘It was a friendly and playful. He even started to direct the members of our group throughout the water.

“ Was not disturbed by our existence and was very confident around us.

‘I have seen a dolphin before, but this is something I will remember forever.’

According to Dorset Wildlife Trust, 28 types of whales, dolphins and porpoise were recorded along the coastline of England – some of them were recorded in Dorset.

Verious Yunus seemed to dance in the water as he did for the audience of Awestruck

The bottle -to -nose dolphins tend to spend more time than other species, which facilitates them to detect them from the land and the sea.

They are regularly seen on the coast of England, especially on the coasts of Moray Firth, Scotland, Cardigan, Wales and Cornwall and Cornwall and Northumberland.

It is thought that Britain has an extremely social famous and fond of volatile demonstrations such as jumping and spring riding.

Lynda said, “The sea belongs to the dolphins – we were lucky to spend a moment with him,” he said.

You may hear that the dolphin is happy to interact with us from the sound of “.

But we were careful; We played for five minutes and then let him go. ‘

Yesterday, experts explained what behavior actually means.

Thea Taylor, General Manager of Sussex Dolphin Project, said the dolphin believes that he is a young male adult who wants to ‘connect’.

The images show the volatile mammal dance in the vertical position along the water, rubbing the belly and directing people along the water

Daily Mail told me, “ Bottonose dolphins are naturally curious animals, and it is usually shown to mimic the behavior of other individuals and other animals, ” he said.

This curious dolphin may be trying to imitate people’s upright position in the water.

Playing and imitating the movement is one of the main ways of securing the ties of dolphins with other individuals, so it may be trying to find connections with other animals.

‘The behavior really seems to be playing the animal, the animal chose to stay with the family and gave animal space to move when it was ready.’

Although this is a situation in which the dolphin is looking for the family, he warned other people that he strongly encouraged him not to look for animals.

Için Encouraging interactions with people can be dangerous for animals and people, ”he said.

‘They are strong animals and may not deliberately harm people, but may be accidents.’

Looking more closely to dolphin behavior, spy – hopping – shows that it performs a maneuver known as water effectively.

Yunus even rolled on his back while begging his willing swimming comrades for the belly plains

This involves kicking the dolphin vertically and with the tail to keep his head on the water.

The behavior is widely used to visually examine the environment on the water line.

The dolphin in the video is approaching the swimmers and it seems to rub itself.

Although the reasons for this are unclear, similar actions recorded during other people’s encounters have led scientists to believe that there may be misrepresented sexual progress.

In 2018, a ‘love -zıt’ interest in people’s interest in people caused a French town to ban swimming.

The animal named Zafar would last against swimmers, boats and skiing and even allow people to cling to the back of the Bre for the Gulf of Brest.

In other cases, a dolphin prevented a female swimmer from turning to the shore – then rescued by the boat – and another woman raised her nose with his nose.

Dolphin Research Elizabeth Hawkins, the chief researcher of Australia, explained that only male dolphins can rub themselves to people or objects to create and strengthen ties.

“It was observed that dolphins and different whale species would rub objects to objects with something that seems to be some kind of sexual satisfaction,” he said.