Dolphins!

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February 13, 2008 at 1:51 am #1155049
JonnyQuest
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i take the tuna out of my not dolphin safe tuna
February 13, 2008 at 1:51 am #1212354
JonnyQuest
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i take the tuna out of my not dolphin safe tuna
February 13, 2008 at 7:04 am #1155051
shift
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surfing with dolphins. safe.
February 13, 2008 at 7:04 am #1212356
shift
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surfing with dolphins. safe.
February 13, 2008 at 9:14 am #1155036
process
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tarifa wrote:

i would love to swim with dolphins, been close to them on a small boat, bit breath-taking but . .

i dont want to bring anyone down but they are not bloody angels

dolphins commit bullying (groups of dolphins gang up and physically attack others), rape (bands of males mercilessly hound a female till she submits), murder etc (as in killing each other), i’m not kidding

there was the well publicised discovery that (i’m fairy sure it was bottle-noses) one type of dolphin routinely goes after, and kills, another type, especially attacking the young and killing them, driving into them at speed and smacking them out of the water

Not how we generally like to think of them is it, bit of a shame but more real i guess

it did say in that program that dolphins have the same bit in there brain that humans do that causes emotion, so that could be what causes the good behaviour as well as the bad…
February 13, 2008 at 9:14 am #1212339
process
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tarifa wrote:

i would love to swim with dolphins, been close to them on a small boat, bit breath-taking but . .

i dont want to bring anyone down but they are not bloody angels

dolphins commit bullying (groups of dolphins gang up and physically attack others), rape (bands of males mercilessly hound a female till she submits), murder etc (as in killing each other), i’m not kidding

there was the well publicised discovery that (i’m fairy sure it was bottle-noses) one type of dolphin routinely goes after, and kills, another type, especially attacking the young and killing them, driving into them at speed and smacking them out of the water

Not how we generally like to think of them is it, bit of a shame but more real i guess

it did say in that program that dolphins have the same bit in there brain that humans do that causes emotion, so that could be what causes the good behaviour as well as the bad…
February 13, 2008 at 9:32 am #1155052
shift
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djprocess wrote:

it did say in that program that dolphins have the same bit in there brain that humans do that causes emotion, so that could be what causes the good behaviour as well as the bad…

i reckon dolphins are the biggest natural high that youl never know:love:
just watching them you know.
February 13, 2008 at 9:32 am #1212358
shift
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djprocess wrote:

it did say in that program that dolphins have the same bit in there brain that humans do that causes emotion, so that could be what causes the good behaviour as well as the bad…

i reckon dolphins are the biggest natural high that youl never know:love:
just watching them you know.
February 13, 2008 at 1:17 pm #1155050
JonnyQuest
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shift wrote:

i reckon dolphins are the biggest natural high that youl never know:love:
just watching them you know.

watching a bird fly into a window is better, or go on youtube and type in cat bloopers thats amazing aswell
February 13, 2008 at 1:17 pm #1212355
JonnyQuest
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shift wrote:

i reckon dolphins are the biggest natural high that youl never know:love:
just watching them you know.

watching a bird fly into a window is better, or go on youtube and type in cat bloopers thats amazing aswell
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