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Asktheanimals
I'll bite. So Flipper is flipped out, eh?
Must be the Cetacean generation, always getting in to trouble.
This is not novel behavior in animals - bears and other mammals will imbibe on overripe fruit and get "drunk" from it.
Too bad they won't be making a Family Guy episode using puffer fish instead of toads.
Eta - this would be the same fish used in Japanese cuisine known as "Fugu", would it not?edit on 30-12-2013 by Asktheanimals because: added comment
Junkheap
I wonder if the dolphin's names are Eric, Kelso, Hyde and Fez.
redhorse
reply to post by CitizenJack
I know that plenty of animals look for a "buzz", but what is so interesting to me on this one is that it is clearly a social activity as well. I wonder if this is confined to one group (culture) of dolphins, and if older animals do it as well but simply haven't been observed yet.
Really cool, and thanks for posting it.
Asktheanimals
I'll bite.So Flipper is flipped out, eh?
Must be the Cetacean generation, always getting in to trouble.
This is not novel behavior in animals - bears and other mammals will imbibe on overripe fruit and get "drunk" from it.
Too bad they won't be making a Family Guy episode using puffer fish instead of toads.
Eta - this would be the same fish used in Japanese cuisine known as "Fugu", would it not?edit on 30-12-2013 by Asktheanimals because: added comment