Gliding smoothly through the open bay. They absolutely stole the show the other day! 🐬🐬
Dolphin sighting in the Chesapeake Bay 🐬🐬
u/Content_Prompt_3791 — 24 hours ago
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Dolphin Beach Ball with Pufferfish - to get high
Dolphins play Beach Ball with Pufferfish as the ball because it releases a neurotoxin that isn't potent enough to harn the dolphins, just give them a good buzz.
u/Carlosallmight4 — 3 days ago
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I Follow An Atlantic Spotted Dolphin Named Debbie on Fahlo. What are your favorite fun facts about Atlantic Spotted Dolphins or about dolphins in general?
also, Isn't Debbie just the cutest?
u/Glittering-Sign-7941 — 1 day ago
In 2020, dolphins in Australia brought gifts of coral to the shore because they missed interacting with visitors during the COVID-19 pandemic
u/Fantastic_Look5582 — 11 days ago
Just why?
This is a dumb question but if sea animals like dolphins, whalesetc. are air breathing animals, why are they created to live in water? Like, atleast sea lions or turtles can go on land and stay there. But dolphins and whales have no choice but to go to the surface and breath every now and then. Just a random thought on a Monday
u/SignificanceSad7630 — 6 days ago
making dolphin pendants from cow bones and abalone
u/Risnahandmade04 — 10 days ago
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Cruising alongside these beautiful dolphins in the deep blue sea!
u/Adeliene_Hayes — 11 days ago
Question: Why do dolphins always look like they know something joyful that we don’t?
Question: Why do dolphins always look like they know something joyful that we don’t?
A leaping dolphin instantly makes a room feel lighter, brighter and a little bit like a holiday has wandered in.
Great for:
Ocean-themed parties
Beach displays
School projects
Animal fan rooms
Summer events
Funny story: Lily from Cornwall put a dolphin cutout in the hallway and her little cousin waved at it every morning like it was off to work.
and if you're interested, you can get these from www.starcutouts.com
u/Swimming_Raccoon1361 — 12 days ago
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🐬If dolphins were domesticated…
This is purely hypothetical, and if it was real hardly anyone could own one anyway, would like your thoughts on this, the possible morphs, challenges of care and training from day to day, how much it would cost to feed it, this is all imaginary but fun to think about, and the ethics of it and why we are glad we haven’t truly domesticated them,
u/savedbygrace753 — 13 days ago