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Dolphin Stranded in New York Canal

By: KFDX News
Updated: January 25, 2013
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In New York, a dolphin somehow made its way into a canal in Brooklyn, splashing around in the frigid waters.
    
New York City Police and animal experts are waiting to see if the dolphin will leave the canal on its own during high tide.

If the mammal isn't able, they plan provide some assistance tomorrow morning. 

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