Kayakers rescue trapped young dolphin, video

This video from Scotland says about itself:

30 June 2015

Three juvenile dolphins in Northbay on the Isle of Barra. One of the dolphins was completely trapped in seaweed and shallow water. After a successful rescue the dolphin joined the other two for a fine display of thanks! Rescue was performed by a group from Clearwater Paddling.

See also here.

Marine animals can hear us swim, kayak and scuba dive. Humans make a lot of underwater noise because we generate and push bubble clouds underwater, which vibrate and send out acoustic waves: here.

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