Suddenly, on Saturday officials told news that they were able to get the wayward dolphin to swim back into the harbor. But a successful return turned frantic.

Roughly one hundred yards into the harbor’s waters, the wayward dolphin was “attacked” by what are being dubbed as bully dolphins, a cluster of mammals whose aggressiveness prompted the wayward dolphin back into the Bolsa Chica.

Now the wayward dolphin has been dubbed the “bullied dolphin”. He remains inside the Bolsa Chica. His condition is unchanged. Officials have been able to monitor his heart rate, his eating habits, and more. All conditions are normal.

Officials, however, warn news and local residents not to get in the way of the dolphin and force his entry back into the harbor. They tell news that the dolphin has chosen to retreat to the Bolsa Chica. For now, the only treatment, some officials claim, is to let the bullied dolphin prepare himself, and his ego, for his second attempt back into the harbor.

Peter Wallerstein, director of El Segundo-based Marine Animal Rescue, says of the dolphin “He was scared, he was intimidated, he was bullied.” He adds “There could be tension among the dolphin pod and dolphins can be very aggressive, even among themselves.”

A local vet Auto Zardiashvili tells news this week that farmers have seen one-eyed and three-legged lambs. But they have never seen a six-legged lamb. The lamb born in Velistsikhe, Georgia is the biggest celebrity in town now, delivering two hind legs and four front legs, and drawing news reporters from across the globe. Yet, officials tell news that the lamb is able to walk well with all six of them. They also say the lamb is growing well and has a great appetite.

How did this happen? Zardiashvili tells news that they were probably twins but the embryos joined giving us “a strange lamb” in his words. And yet, farmers have not chosen a name for their celebrity lamb. Farmers believe the lamb is in great spirits and enjoys the attention.

But researchers tell news this is not the first six-legged lamb. One was born in Belgium that was five years ago.

Surfers later told news that the San Diego shark was spotted two hundred yards from the beach. “Right when he came towards me … that’s when I saw the biggest fin I’ve ever seen” said the surfer to local news.

Investigators have since confirmed that the spotting was accurate. Moreover, they believe that the surfers had spotted a sixteen to eighteen foot long great white shark.

A shark advisory is currently in effect. If no other sightings occur today, officials confirm to news that the advisory will expire tomorrow.

In October 2010, Lucas Ransom died in a shark attack at Surf Beach. The previous attack at Surf Beach was in 2008. The shark was identified as 14 to 18 feet long. (File photo above.)

The Panda is currently on loan from China to the Edinburgh Zoo. Yet, former deputy Prime Minister John Prescott is furious that the publication couldn’t find a woman to take the honor and filled it with an animal. Others think it’s just a light hearted approach to the recognition that some people are taking too seriously.

BBC, however, is defending the recognition. It tells news that Sweetie (photo HERE) is not the first animal to take the honor. “In 2009, Benson the Carp, a much-caught giant fish, was August’s entry on the male list and last year Peppa the Pig was on the female list for April.”