Migrants spark outrage after video shows baby dolphin beaten during beach celebration

A video has emerged showing migrants in Ceuta, a Spanish North African enclave, pulling a young dolphin calf from the water at El Trampolin beach, celebrating and possibly killing it with a stick. The incident has caused outrage among local residents who attempted to stop the abuse and are now calling for the migrants to be prosecuted and expelled. Dolphins are a protected species under Spanish and European laws, and the event has intensified tensions in Ceuta, which has seen a significant influx of migrants from Morocco.

• Migrants in Ceuta were filmed beating a young dolphin calf, possibly to death, during a beach celebration.
• The dolphin was allegedly pulled from El Trampolin beach when it swam too close to shore.
• Onlookers cheered while some residents attempted to intervene and shouted against the act.
• The animal was reportedly struck on the head with a stick, causing its death, and then placed back in the water.
• The incident has sparked outrage among Ceuta residents, with calls for the migrants to be arrested, prosecuted, and expelled.
• Dolphins are a protected species under Spanish and European laws.
• Ceuta has experienced a large influx of migrants from Morocco, leading to social tensions and protests.
• Some residents have protested by tearing down migrant tents and shelters.