Dolphins save people. Many data have recorded that dolphins will lift people to the shore after encountering drowning people, and many people have experienced it personally, so dolphins save people are true. Most people see dolphins in aquariums. They are gentle and have high IQ. Many people think that they become docile after training, but this is not the case.

Dolphins living in the ocean also have a strong affection for human beings. Dolphins are naturally gentle and kind, and generally do not take the initiative to attack other fish. When they encounter humans falling into the water, they will lift them with their beaks, let them leak out of the water, and send them to shallow water.

Dolphins save people by nature. They are mammals and are born to take care of their children. In addition, dolphins breathe with their lungs and need to float to the water regularly for air. But newborn dolphins can't swim quickly to the sea to breathe, so big dolphins will hold young dolphins with their beaks to help them breathe. When they find human beings struggling in the water, they will arouse their nature. At this time, they will also lift human beings and send them out of the water. Some dolphins also send humans to shallow water or shore.