Dolphin waits peacefully when being freed from nylon rope: Watch

Videos of humans stepping up to save animals in perilous situations are frequently heartwarming to watch. One such video, published on Instagram, is capturing people’s attention. A guy can be seen bending from his boat to help rescue a dolphin entangled in nylon rope in the footage.

The video, which was first posted by Instagram user Alan Deidun, gained popularity after being re-shared on the Instagram page Goodnews Movement. “Dolphin Rescue: A massive well done to the conscientious boaters who found and released this dolphin from the entangled mass of nylon rope it had gotten trapped in! Wildlife rescue in practice!” They captioned and uploaded the video.

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The video begins with a man leaning out of his boat to cut the ropes that encircle a dolphin. The aquatic creature initially attempts to swim away and even bites the man. However, once the dolphin realises that the man is attempting to assist it, it calms down and patiently waits. It swims away from the boat once it is free.

The video was uploaded approximately 18 hours ago. The video has had over 8.1 lakh views since it was posted, and the number is still growing. In addition, the video has received approximately 56,000 likes. People left a variety of remarks in response to the video.

“I love how he calms down at the end when he realizes he is going to be saved. Dolphins are magic,” one Instagram user said. “I love how they relaxed a bit after the first significant freeing cut, like they understood they were being rescued finally,” said another. “The skill and bravery to get this done without harming themselves or the dolphin is pretty impressive,” said a third.

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