A dead dolphin was discovered on Hallet's Cove Beach in Astoria, following the recent playful antics of two common dolphins in the East River. The dolphin appeared to be deceased before washing ashore, with disturbing injuries evident on its body. The Atlantic Marine Conservation Society is set to perform a necropsy to uncover the cause of death, as it remains uncertain whether this individual is connected to the two dolphins that recently entertained New York City. This incident raises ongoing concerns regarding the wellbeing of marine life in urban waterways.
The Atlantic Marine Conservation Society will conduct a necropsy to investigate the cause of death of the common dolphin found on Hallet's Cove Beach.
Experts are puzzled by the presence of short-beaked common dolphins in the East River, noting that sightings of this species in the area are rare.
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