Dead dolphin washes up on Avalon beach; 4th this month in New Jersey
Marine mammal officials brought the dolphin to their headquarters in Brigantine Tuesday to be examined.
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Mar 1, 2023, 12:07 AM
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Updated 805 days ago
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10h agoA dead dolphin washed up on the 50th Street beach in Avalon Monday afternoon.
Marine mammal officials brought the dolphin to their headquarters in Brigantine Tuesday to be examined.
This is the fourth dolphin found dead in the past 10 days in New Jersey.
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