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'Dolphin' spotted in River Clyde Dolphin spotted along River Clyde
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A dolphin or porpoise has been spotted swimming around in the River Clyde in the centre of Glasgow. A lone dolphin has been spotted swimming around in the River Clyde near to the centre of Glasgow.
The mammal was sighted on Sunday morning circling an area of the river adjacent to the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre.The mammal was sighted on Sunday morning circling an area of the river adjacent to the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre.
A spokesman for Clyde Coastguard said the creature should definitely not be so far up the river from the sea.
Medics from the British Divers Marine Life Rescue was on its way to try to locate and assist the dolphin.
Northern bottle-nosed dolphins are only found in the north Atlantic, where they prefer water deeper than 1,000m.Northern bottle-nosed dolphins are only found in the north Atlantic, where they prefer water deeper than 1,000m.
Small numbers live around the Northern and Western Isles of Scotland and the west of Ireland.Small numbers live around the Northern and Western Isles of Scotland and the west of Ireland.