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Published 11:37 13 Aug 2022 BST

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Despite the fact that dolphins are not usually aggressive towards humans, authorities believe it to be the work of one dolphin and have warned beachgoers about the potential risk. To combat the issue, they have also installed ultrasonic transmitters to deter the mammal from the beach.
Locals say that the dolphin population has become accustomed to interacting with humans, coming to knee-deep water regularly.
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British researchers believe swimming close to bottlenose dolphins and trying to touch them can be highly stressful and can cause mental issues and physical distress. They also believe that disturbing natural habitats can have an effect on the animal's well-being.
"People think if they make a disturbance, the animals will just move away," said a spokesperson for The Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society. "But animals live in certain habitats. We might displace them, and they may not necessarily have a place that's equally good to go to."
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