[{"text_idx": "#000003", "text": "Detholiad o Morris, L., 1748. Plans of Harbours, Bars, Bays and Roads in St. George's Channel. Mae'r detholiad (tudalen 46) yn disgrifio fel y bu i 113 o ddolffiniaid trwynbwl gael eu golchi i'r lan, ac yna eu defnyddio ym Morfa Bach.\nMae'r detholiad yn darllen fel a ganlyn: \u201cIN this Bay, at Morfa Bach, in the Year 1732, a Shoal of One Hundred and thirteen Bottle-noses were stranded on the Rocks, and left a Prey for the Country, who made great Profit of them, by making Oil of the Blubber.\nThe largest of these Fish, which was about fifteen Foot long, had a Slug of Lead in his Head, having been wounded by a Gun, but not mortally; which it seems was the Reason of the others hunting him so eagerly, that they ran themselves upon the Rocks. It is remarkable, that when a Porpess or a Bottle-nose is wounded, the rest of the Shoal fall upon him, and devour him.\nThese Bottle-noses, as well as Porpesses, are seen in great Shoals in this Bay, and all this Coast, hunting after the Herrings, and other small Fish.\u201d"}, {"text_idx": "#000004", "text": "330 wedi gweld yr eitem hon\nEitemau eraill efo tagiau tebyg\nMamaliaidMapiauArfordir / Y Mo\u0302rPysgota 18fed ganrif bottlenose dolphinsstrandingoilhuntingmorfa bachaberystwythbookplans of harbours bars bays and roadsliving seas wales\nCysylltwch a\u0302 ni i wneud cais i dynnu'r eitem"}, {"text_idx": "#000007", "text": "bottlenose dolphinsstrandingoilhuntingmorfa bachaberystwythbookplans of harbours bars bays and roadsliving seas wales"}, {"text_idx": "#000010", "text": "\"Blue Peter\" broadcast on BBC, 1993"}, {"text_idx": "#000014", "text": "Perspective on bottlenose dolphin behaviours,..."}]