<p>Songkit Pattaya, a Facebook user, posted a short video clip on Sunday (December 15), and said he thought these two dolphins usually come to swim in the Jomtien Bay every year.</p>

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Albino bottlenose dolphins delight surprised tourists

Albino bottlenose dolphins delight surprised tourists

Two Albino Bottlenose dolphins broke water and greeted delighted tourists travelling on a boat from Na Jomtien Beach in Bang Lamung District, Chonburi Province.

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