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Dolphin funeral draws hundreds of humans, but no other dolphins

Dolphin funeral: Attendees to the burial of a well-known bottlenose dolphin in New Zealand numbered in the hundreds, but they were exclusively human, a consequence of the ceremony being held on dry land.
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