Interesting dolphin Bubbles...must see this :)

This incredible. It just goes to show us how intelligent some animals are and that we should do all we can to protect and learn from these marvelous creatures God created.

Enjoy!

Absolutely amazing - thank you for bring happiness to my day!

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Good stuff.





If I could have one buddy to spend my time with away from humans, it would be a toss up between a canine or dolphin...

win-win either way.

Thats amazing! How dose that work!? WOW!

I'd love to play that game with some dolphins any day.

I wasn't aware that dolphins could do this. I wonder how deep their intelligence runs.

My wife and I swam with dolphins near Cancun. It was awesome. Two dolphins swam up behind us as we were belly down in the water, each of them propelled us out of the water by pushing us by the soles of our feet with their noses. 3/4's of our bodies were out of the water as they pushed us about 300 feet or so. It was one of the coolest things I've ever done.

They are so playful, you can tell they just do things because they enjoy it.

Sort of like this video at the 4:00 mark.



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Originally posted by ArkayikRuination
I wasn't aware that dolphins could do this. I wonder how deep their intelligence runs.

Well, clearly they are not as intelligent as humans.



Sometimes you just have to wonder at those who argue that humans are the most intelligent species on the planet.

Maybe they are trying to communicate something to us, maybe they
know of some event or something.

...so long and thanks for all the fish?



Sorry, couldn't resist

Those vids make me happy inside, that when we blow this shiznit out of the human race, the planet will be in good hands....errr...flippers.

Maybe the future dolphin civilizations can get it right!

WOW!!! that completely made my year.
amazing!!!! this brings perceived dolphin intelligence to a whole new perspective. i honestly can't remember seeing anything so remarkable.
thanks for making my day.
wow.

Can anyone explain "how" this works I tried it in my pool and couldnt do it Is there some technique or blowhole dynamics I dont understand?

Hah this looks like so much fun.. I want to do it to

That is incredible.
It's amazing how they can move/spin it around.
pavil, my wife and myself did the same dolphin swim on the Isla Mujeres a little over a year ago. During the swine flu season.. Paid up the *** for the DVD though...

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[edit on 30-7-2010 by Isaac (RIP DUSTIN)]

Originally posted by tungus
Maybe they are trying to communicate something to us, maybe they
know of some event or something.

...so long and thanks for all the fish?



Sorry, couldn't resist

LOL--Stargates? They know about stargates! Or it's their equivalent of crop circles.

What on earth is that man in the video doing? Nevermind, I do not want to know. Don't some people make you embarrassed to be human sometimes?

Bear Man--maybe you need to eat a few beans and try again!

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As much as this makes me smile, it makes me sad...

These obviously intelligent and amazing creatures are still trapped in that tank, and I have to wonder if it is out of sheer frustration and boredom that they developed this to entertain themselves.

Surely an intelligence so defined would know what it is to be 'trapped' no matter how realistic the place is made to look.

And seeing this after having done a lot of reading about marine animals including dolphins killed in drift net fishing recently, breaks my heart...

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100% agree with this. Seeing them in the tank is killing me.

Thank you for lifting up my mood this depressing day.
Dolphins are the most intelligent and evolved creatures. Our self destructive nature more than cancels mankind achievements, we are far from using our intelligence to live in peace and harmony.

Incredible...one of the most amazing animals on this earth.

Whats going on with this site? ABOVE TOP SECRET not nice animal videos, thats what youtube is for! makes me wonder...

Very interesting, and uplifting! I too wonder how it is they form those, though. It really makes you wonder.

Really makes you wonder what kind of machinery/technology it would take to recreate the effect, and what kind of stuff it could be used for...

We should start abducting/training wild dolphins, and releasing them back to their pods to teach others.
It wouldn't be long before they're living in underwater metropolises preparing to leave the water . . .

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