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Pattaya: Pod of dolphins clear evidence that the sea is clean, Thai media

 

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Thai media 77kaoded reported that tourists were delighted to see a pod of dolphins frolicking in the sea between Pattaya and Koh Larn.

 

A post on the page of Toretto KohLarn featured a 1.22 minute video taken around noon on Saturday. 

 

The media said it was quite uncommon to see dolphins in the area.

 

It was clear evidence of the cleanliness of the sea and the regeneration after the island was shut down during the height of the coronavirus pandemic. 

 

Pattaya prides itself on having dolphins as its symbol with a roundabout and an underpass adorned with statues.

 

However most residents, foreigners in particular, complain about the state of the sea and say they would not swim in it. 

 

Maybe now they may start to reconsider their standpoint. 

 

Source: 77kaoded

 

 

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7 minutes ago, webfact said:

However most residents, foreigners in particular, complain about the state of the sea and say they would not swim in it. 

Definitely not a place to go swimming .

Not sure if dolphin or Black Tip Reef Shark photo below

 

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15 minutes ago, webfact said:

tourists were delighted to see a pod of dolphins frolicking in the sea between Pattaya and Koh Larn.

Tourists .! where'd they come from .. And the dolphins wanna take a pic' of that clear water quick afore the return of the masses who will redress the balance with floaters and added vitamin pee .. 

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46 minutes ago, keith101 said:

I dont spend my entire life up country and growing up on the west coast of Australia i have seen a lot of ocean and spent a lot of time in Pattaya and my reply remains the same .

Of course you do.........

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Just now, Brunolem said:

Are they sure these are not sharks?

 

The friendly beasts are known to hunt for garbage...

the friendly beasts are known for hunting sharks 

 

(and come to where the targets are) 

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Yeah, the reduction in the number of speedboats and maniacs on jet skis probably has more to do with it than anything. The off shore fishing/restaurant boats won't be dumping as much garbage into the bay, but other than that, not much has changed. 

It's not like the tourists were hauling bags of garbage from their hotel rooms and taking them out into the bay to dump them and that was scaring the dolphins off.

Maybe it has something to do with fewer "beached whales in speedos" in the water as well. Maybe the dolphins thought all those pasty white creatures bobbing in the sea were some kind of toxic land monster, shedding gallons of sunscreen, alcohol ladened urine and days old skanky body odour into the water. With all those creatures gone, maybe the dolphins think it's safe to get a little closer to shore now.

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5 hours ago, webfact said:

It was clear evidence of the cleanliness of the sea and the regeneration after the island was shut down during the height of the coronavirus pandemic.

A stretch of the imagination if ever there was !

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