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Dolphin Rescued by Beachgoers in Naples Gulf
16 Jun
Summary
- Beachgoers rescued a dolphin stranded in shallow Gulf waters.
- The dolphin was stuck when the tide went out but managed to escape.
- Wildlife officers were contacted and assisted in the rescue operation.
On the evening of June 15, 2026, a group of beachgoers at Clam Pass in Naples, Florida, successfully rescued a stranded dolphin. The dolphin had become trapped in shallow tide pools when the tide went out. While other dolphins in the group managed to escape on their own, this particular dolphin remained stuck. Beachgoers alerted the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission around 6:45 p.m. Following instructions from FWC, they helped keep the dolphin's blowhole above water. Wildlife officers arrived on the scene to provide further assistance and ensure the dolphin's safe return to deeper waters. The rescue concluded a tense situation at the popular beach.
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