The Fernando Poniente Show

Save the Whales: How Moko the Dolphin Came to the Rescue of a Mother and Her Calf

This just shows that animals can communicate with each other if it’s the Lord’s Will.

The two beached whales were in distress. Rescuers had tried without success
to push them back out to sea. It looked as if they would have to be put down.
Then Moko the bottlenose dolphin appeared. In an incident that amazed
conservationists, the dolphin - apparently responding to the whales’ distress
calls - led them to safety.
…”The whales made contact with the dolphin, and she basically escorted
them about 200 metres parallel with the beach, to the end of the sandbar. Then
she did a right-angle turn through quite a narrow channel and escorted them out
to sea.

If my family or I ever get lost at sea I hope God sends a bottle-nosed dolphin to protect us, in Jesus Name. Amen.

Anton van Helden, a mammals expert at New Zealand’s national museum, Te
Papa, said dolphins had “a great capacity for altruistic activities”. They
had
been known to protect people lost at sea, and were also very
playful.