The times when dolphins save people from the

Dolphins are not only famous for being a smart species but also extremely special because they have repeatedly rescued people from the sharp teeth of the ' ocean killer'.

1. Dolphins save athletes from shark jaws
2. Dolphins rescue whales

Beautiful images of dolphins saving people

On a sultry August, Todd Endris, 24, decided to go surfing with friends.While he was on the water, a shark about 4.5 m long appeared.The shark tried to bite him but his mouth could not close around both surfers and boards.Todd was caught between the shark's jaw and the plank, because his stomach was down, his organs were not damaged, but Todd had lost quite a bit of his back.The shark released and attacked for the third time, trying to swallow Todd's right leg, but that made the surfer have a fulcrum to kick the shark's muzzle until it had to let go.When Todd was exhausted and thought he was dead, a group of dolphins appeared to form a protective circle around him, holding the shark long enough for Todd to catch a wave of swim to shore for emergency friends.

Rob Howes, a British lifeguard, went swimming with his daughter Niccy and two of her friends on the Ocean Coast near Whangarei, on New Zealand's North Island. Suddenly a group of dolphins appear and begin to put them in one place by swimming around them. Howes tried to swim far away from the dolphins, but the two big ones drove him back, just as he spotted a white shark more than 3m looking toward him. He said: 'I jumped. It was only about 2m away from me, the water was clear and I saw it clearly. The dolphins put us back to protect '.

Adam Walker is on his way to swim across New Zealand's Cook Strait when he sees a white shark approaching him.Suddenly, a flock of dolphins appear and swim around protecting him for an hour until the shark leaves.They swim pretty close and play around with him, letting him touch him.The accompanying team recorded this interesting scene.

Jadran cruise ship is off the coast of Sinai, Akaba Bay, Egypt for tourists watching the dolphins.Three people went into the water to swim with them, including Martin Richardson, 29.When the other two were on board, Richardson decided to stay longer.Suddenly, the people on the train saw him screaming and seeing blood spreading around them, they knew he was attacked by sharks.An employee immediately ran the speedboat to Richardson.Upon arriving, the employee saw the injured visitor being protected by three dolphins, jumping up and beating with a tail, blocking a cross between shark and Richardson.He was lucky to survive.

Davide Ceci, 14, fell off a ship off the southeastern coast of Italy. He could not swim and nearly drowned without Filippo dolphin coming to rescue. While Emanuele's father Ceci still did not know his son fell into the water, Filippo pushed him to the safe water surface and moved closer to the train so Davide's father could pull him up. Davide's mother said: 'It is hard to imagine an animal with such instinct to save people . ' Filippo lives off Manfredonia after getting lost from a herd of dolphins passing through the area. Oceanographer, Dr. Giovanna Barbieri, said: 'Filippo does not appear to be afraid of people at all. I'm not surprised that he did that wonderful thing. '