Dolphin Attacks Spoil Summer Along a Stretch of Japanese Beaches
Briefly

Over the past three years, dolphin attacks in Wakasa Bay have injured at least 47 individuals, highlighting an unusual and growing conflict between humans and marine life.
In 2022, 21 injuries were reported due to dolphin encounters, leading local media to refer to the season as the 'dolphin threat summer'.
A man recounted his experience of being bitten and nearly pushed underwater by a dolphin, showcasing the unexpected aggression from this typically playful creature.
Local officials have noted that since July 21, 16 individuals have sustained injuries from dolphin bites, emphasizing the serious nature of these incidents in recent years.
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