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The BP Oil Spill was an awful time for wildlife in the Gulf of Mexico. These Atlantic striped dolphins were part off a pod of over 200 animals who just could not distinguish between oil and water. The result was this sticky, degraded oil, called mousse, s

The BP Oil Spill was an awful time for wildlife in the Gulf of Mexico. These Atlantic striped dolphins were part off a pod of over 200 animals who just could not distinguish between oil and water. The result was this sticky, degraded oil, called mousse, s

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