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86 Dolphins Founds Dead in a Beach of Hottentots Bay Namibia
Eighty six (86) Dusky dolphins, including newborns and calves were found dead on the beach of Hottentots Bay, some 40 km (25 miles) north of the southwestern coastal town of Luderitz by a crew of a commercial lobster vessel last Friday.
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