Iranian fishermen free entangled dolphin

Iranian fishermen have freed a little dolphin entangled in their net.

Hassan Khalili and Ali Sayyadi are two young fishermen who freed the dolphin in order to save the wildlife.

“These are created by God,” Sayyadi said in an interview.

Eleven species of dolphins live in Iranian waters of the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman.

Dolphins of the Persian Gulf are under protection and one of the species in danger of extinction.

Oil pollution, fishing ships, and signals sent by submarines and ships are the main causes of death in dolphin species.

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