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Tourists swarmed a baby dolphin for photos, then left it for dead
A young dolphin was ripped from the sea and left for dead by a mob of tourists who wanted to touch it and take pictures, an Argentinian environmentalist group says.
How does Mashable know what's going viral?
Mashable built a system called Velocity, which scours the social web, collecting lots and lots of data around how people are engaging with published articles. It then pulls all of that data back to Mashable, dumps it into our own predictive engine, and predicts which articles are about to go viral.
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