Fifty black dolphins washed ashore in New Zealand. Some of them died. The mammals got stuck between sharp rocks at Ngawi Beach near Cape Placer. Local residents, volunteers and also employees of the Department of Nature Protection immediately rushed to help: for a long time, caring people poured water on the dolphins, covered them with a wet cloth and did everything to return them to the water. 14 people were saved, and it is also known that four died. Some of the dolphins were taken out to sea, so the rescuers cannot know the exact number of dead and survivors.

Fifty black dolphins washed ashore in New Zealand. Some of them died. The mammals got stuck between sharp rocks at Ngawi Beach near Cape Placer. Local residents, volunteers and also employees of the Department of Nature Protection immediately rushed to help: for a long time, caring people poured water on the dolphins, covered them with a wet cloth and did everything to return them to the water. 14 people were saved, and it is also known that four died. Some of the dolphins were taken out to sea, so the rescuers cannot know the exact number of dead and survivors.