Dolphins in peril saved; RESCUE.A STRANDED dolphin and her calf were saved after getting stuck on a sandbank sand·bankn. A ridge of sand forming a mound, shoal, or hillside. sandbank or sand bar Noun a bank of sand in a sea or river, that may be exposed at low tide Noun 1. . Divers, vets and residents managed to free the stricken creatures who had swam up Frenchman's Creek, off the Helford River  This article or section is written like an .Please help [ rewrite this article] from a neutral point of view. Mark blatant advertising for , using . , in Cornwall. They had been beached for about three hours and it had been feared the mother was too ill to be saved - which would have meant having to put down her baby calf. Rescue organiser Dave Jarvis said: "Fortunately the vet said the mother was well enough and they were last seen swimming out to sea." |
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