Migrants Beat Baby Dolphin and Hold It 'Like a Trophy', Adding to Ceuta Locals' Anger Amid Surge in Sexual Assaults
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The controversy that emerged last Friday adds up to a key element: new recordings show the small cetacean alive when a group of immigrants took him out of the sea to photograph himself with him. They said he was dead. DAUBMA has taken the facts before the Civil Guard and ensures that more material is available about what happened.
A video from the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in North Africa has sparked outrage. It shows a group of migrants pulling a baby dolphin out of the sea and passing it from hand to hand to pose for a photo with the helpless animal. According to local media, the dolphin did not survive the "entertainment" and later died.
The images show the baby moving a fin while several immigrants manipulate it and lift it out of the water as a trophy. They report that several immigrants pulled out of the water and beat a dolphin calf in Ceuta to death.
Migrants in the Spanish Ceuta have been accused of ill-treatment of animals in the context of the ongoing migration crisis, and local residents and zooguards have requested that several episodes be investigated, including the death of a child dolphin, the geese case and reports of dead cats found.
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