“It’s a dolphin!” shouted Sally. “And it’s stuck in the net. We’ve got to get it out. It could drown.”
Moving together with one purpose, each of them grabbed a piece of the net and began the task of unraveling it from the trapped dolphin.
It was a good thing that they were all strong swimmers because the dolphin, in its panic to be free, would knock them underwater from time to time. They would resurface, spluttering and spitting seawater, but still holding on to their portion of the net. They continued to work at the Chinese puzzle of a problem until, all of a sudden, the dolphin was free!
Breaking free from the net the dolphin swam in a tight circle around its rescuers, screeing and chirping and doing amazing jumps. It did a tail stand and propelled itself backward, away from the grou
