They are common dolphins, Delphinus Delphis. The camera is very close, and the sequence goes on for a long time. In the course of it the violence of the splashing subsides. With close attention one can pick out the moment in which first this dolphin, now that one, gives up and ceases to struggle. They behave differently in a net than other dolphins.
Most dolphins get in a big ball and mill around.
We killed them all, though. We wiped out the whole school. They didn't try to save any of them. LaBudde, reflecting, reaches for one of the hand-rolled cigarettes he keeps behind his ear. At least, I thought we had killed them all in the net.