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I am not even going to respond to that.
[Well, actually dolphins aren't as intelligent as people would like to think. In fact, they're stupid.
Originally posted by SpeakerofTruth
I am not even going to respond to that.
[Well, actually dolphins aren't as intelligent as people would like to think. In fact, they're stupid.
Originally posted by Mogget
Apparently, dolphins are one of only four types of animal that can recognise their own reflection. In other words, they are SELF AWARE.
We have concluded from the behavior of the dolphins during their mark tests that three of the adults, Keola, Okoa, and Laukani, used the mirror to visually inspect their bodies where the mark was located. The locations the dolphins chose to take in front of the mirror, and the body orientation they assumed during these inspections, suggested they were looking toward the mark. Their behavior while in front of the mirror also suggested this. For example, during one close approach to the mirror, Laukani moved her eyes far back, seeming to strain to see the reflection of the mark behind her head.
I have to say that Greys and Dolphin bare some resemblence. They black shiney eyes. Grey skin...
Originally posted by Mad Larkin
I have to say that Greys and Dolphin bare some resemblence. They black shiney eyes. Grey skin...
I agree. My appologies to gemwolf but that statement about other animals trying to escape and dolphins having a simple form of containment and not leaving does not equal that they are stupid. It simply means that they are making a conscious choice in staying.
Originally posted by Mogget
Apparently, dolphins are one of only four types of animal that can recognise their own reflection. In other words, they are SELF AWARE.
I think that makes them slightly more intelligent than a goldfish
Originally posted by Little One
a dolphin, if approached gently, will willingly and wanting allow human male penetration.
Originally posted by an3rkist
I also found this interesting thread reguarding the discovery of a dolphin with what could be evidence of LEGS!
www.abovetopsecret.com...
If dolphins' ancestors had legs, perhaps the dolphins ancestors were Greys?