Watch: Dolphins twist and turn in spectacular show just hours after solar eclipse

A video shared by Ashley Tamplin, a member of the Western Telegraph Camera Club, shows three dolphins twisting and turning and breaching the surface in the water at Goodwick on the evening of Wednesday, August 12, just hours after a solar eclipse. The dolphins were identified as common dolphins, an offshore species that often comes close to shore to feed. The Wildlife Trusts say they are highly social and typically travel in groups at speed, frequently jumping from the water, feeding mainly on fish and working together to herd prey. They can reach speeds around 30 mph when chasing food or bow-riding alongside boats.