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Fentanyl found inside dolphins in Gulf of Mexico

  • Fentanyl has been found inside dolphins in the Gulf of Mexico.
  • Scientists are investigating how fentanyl may be entering the marine ecosystem.
  • The presence of fentanyl in dolphins could indicate broader issues with drug contamination.
  • Environmental advocates are calling for stronger regulations to prevent drug pollution in waterways.
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