Posted on 09/05/2026 10:04:13 AM PDT by DFG
Migrants in the North African Spanish enclave of Ceuta were captured on video hitting a young dolphin and possibly killing it while celebrating.
Video circulating online shows a group of men and boys triumphantly lifting what appeared to be a baby bottlenose dolphin calf above their heads as onlookers gleefully cheered.
The dolphin swam too close to shore when a group of men allegedly pulled it from El Trampolin beach.
The celebration appeared to enrage local residents, who tried to stop the group's actions during a confrontation.
One of the men reportedly struck the dolphin with a stick, mortally wounding it. Some people were heard shouting "no" in the video, and some men were cheering. Others appeared concerned at the treatment of the marine mammal.
Someone eventually took the mammal and placed it back in the water. The incident has sparked outrage among Ceuta residents.
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That my guess they saw it as food.
We're going to have to deal with the demoncrat party first and foremost.
. . . And every morning, after my coffee, I take Obama swimming!
“Stop that Mohamed, that is NOT why they call it a blowhole.
To: Migrants in the North African Spanish enclave of Ceuta.
From: Mr. Rogers
“Would you be, could you be, my neighbor?”
G’dmt.
RE: Women welcoming migrants....
Thanks for reminding us.
Now they can welcome ruthless migrants by holding up banners if their arms are not too tired from strangling helpless little children.
I sure don't want any of them around me, in my town, or in my society... Ever!
Yeah, they should be treated like Muslims treat baby Dolphins.
I see a pack of filthy pigs.
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