Feed wild dolphins at Tin Can Bay
Listed under Coastlines in Queensland, Australia.
Tin Can Bay is a quiet and friendly little town. Wild dolphins have been visiting for decades ever since an injured dolphin was nursed back to health by local residents. You can hand a fish to a wild dolphin any morning between 8 and 10 a.m. The dolphins can feed themselves, of course, but apparently enjoy the human contact.
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Mike Lyvers.
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