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In Jackson, Miss., marine biologists rescued eight trained dolphins that were swept to sea by Hurricane Katrina, according to an article on CNN.com. Biologists located the dolphins by performing aerial surveys, and monitored and fed them by boat until they could be rescued. Four of the dolphins had moved on to the Mississippi Sound, but were later reunited with their pool mates. "I think it's been good news for a lot of people who've had a lot of bad news lately," said Connie Barclay, spokeswoman for the National Marine Fisheries Services.
In Jackson, Miss., marine biologists rescued eight trained dolphins that were swept to sea by Hurricane Katrina, according to an article on CNN.com. Biologists located the dolphins by performing aerial surveys, and monitored and fed them by boat until they could be rescued. Four of the dolphins had moved on to the Mississippi Sound, but were later reunited with their pool mates. "I think it's been good news for a lot of people who've had a lot of bad news lately," said Connie Barclay, spokeswoman for the National Marine Fisheries Services.