Does it mean the Yarra is healthy if a dolphin is in it?

Not necessarily.

It can be.

It is basically what, from the video footage, these dolphins were on a very dedicated, what looked to be a foraging activity.

So they're in a tight-knit pod and they're on a bit of a mission.

And so what they can do with the rivers is they can actually push the sort of the fish up into the rivers and have a bit of a feed and a forage.

And it looks like they sort of visited the Yarra and went around to the docklands and they'll eventually make their way back out into the bay.

They're really beautiful, aren't they?

Absolutely

... and so I think a lot of that hate comes from people just being jealous.

Um, jealous of how well it does, and, and how good things are.

And, you know, I was thinking about, you know, literature and, and upmarket literature the other day, and, you know, I love beautiful words.

I love beautiful prose.

There's so many romance authors that have just, like, sentences that make me think about the world, and think about, you know, reread the sentence and just, like, hold onto it for a moment 'cause it's just so beautiful in its craft.

You know, some of the stuff that comes out of Kate Canterbury, Jessica Joyce, like, I read some of their sentences, and I'm like, "Oh, this is the most beautiful thing I've ever seen." And I don't know, you know, you may not con- necessarily consider that literary, but I think it's way more beautiful than anything literary I've ever read.

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