A side story.Max Headroom wrote:27? They have 27 dolphins there? For real? How can you ever need 27 dolphins? Utterly absurd.
Should have made them swim.ecureilx wrote:
The dolphins were being acclimatised in Philippines before being flown to Singapore .
I remember something like that, and the dolphins in SEA aquarium had a lot of scars. When I asked the guide she said something like it's normal for dolphins to bite each other playfully ... makes sense now ...taxico wrote: these intelligent but spiteful creatures bite more often than publicized by the media.
these dolphins essentially spend their time plotting how to get fed and kill humans. not necessarily in that order.
the ones that have carried out acts of "revenge" are usually kept in a small (literally un-swimmable) pen and neglected. from what i'm told, they get more and more vengeful and have very long memories...
bgd wrote:Should have made them swim.ecureilx wrote:
The dolphins were being acclimatised in Philippines before being flown to Singapore .
This!PNGMK wrote:Jesus wept.
i believe the scars are inflicted amongst the dolphins... they do get separated when they behave boisterously. although this happens often because of frustration, and they are a frustrated lot, this may happen when they want to mate, too...ecureilx wrote:I remember something like that, and the dolphins in SEA aquarium had a lot of scars. When I asked the guide she said something like it's normal for dolphins to bite each other playfully ... makes sense now ...taxico wrote: these intelligent but spiteful creatures bite more often than publicized by the media.
these dolphins essentially spend their time plotting how to get fed and kill humans. not necessarily in that order.
the ones that have carried out acts of "revenge" are usually kept in a small (literally un-swimmable) pen and neglected. from what i'm told, they get more and more vengeful and have very long memories...
So what about those animal rights groups demanding the dolphins be released in the wild? including the Philippine WWF.my friend opined that these dolphins cannot be returned to the wild - they will die either as they don't know how (for those born in captivity) or no longer know how to survive/behave socially in the open ocean.
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