KITV.com,
Jan 18, 2013
It happened
during a manta ray dive experience off the Big Island's Kona International
Airport.
The group
of snorkelers and divers heard a loud squeal and a bottlenose dolphin swam
right into the dive spot.
As it
approached, diver Keller Laros saw it had a fishing line wrapped around its
pectoral fin.
The amazing
part of this video -- to watch as this dolphin simply rolls over and patiently
lets Laros get to work.
"i was
trying to unwrap it, I got the line fishing hook out of the pectoral fin. There was a line coming out of his
mouth. But, the line wrapped around his
pectoral fin. Was so tight and he had
cuts both front and aft," said Laros.
"I was worried if I tugged on it, it might hurt him more. I was able to cut the fishing line and unwrap
it."
Laros got
the fishing hook out and snipped the fishing line by the dolphin's mouth.
Others
tried to get more fishing line out but the dolphin swam away and the group
never saw the dolphin again.
"I've
had bottlenose dolphins approach me a lot of times and they are really smart
animals," said Laros. "They
way he came right up and pushed himself into me there was no question this
dolphin was there for help."
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Cross-species friendships are springing up all over. Of them, Matthew said in 2010:
“The innocence of animals, who act from instinct, never from malice, automatically qualifies all except a few species to ascend with Earth. Along the way those who now are wild will become tame, predators will become vegetarians, and all will live peaceably with each other and humankind. Already there is evidence of cross-species friendship, even mothers of one species nurturing infants of another, and instances of bonding between wild animals and humans.” (Matthew message - Channelled by Suzanne Ward, Aug 13, 2010)
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