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posted by Infidel753 at 3:50 AM
26 January 2010
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6 Comments:
Just like us .... they created sporting event's! Dolphin's are an amazing species across the board. What is fascinating, not only about Dolphin's but many creature's non- human .... is how much of us we see in them. And in these time's because we moved ahead with tech's and even thing's like these aquarium's we see thing's now that folk's just only a couple hundred year's ago, didnt know nothing about, or probably even imagined about fellow life. Some of my favourite video is some of Jane Goodall's candid filming too! Man oh man ... the year's and patience and work it took her to accomplish what she had.
Later Guy ..........
Very cool!
Fascinating - reminds me of little kids blowing bubbles.
I have seen videos of Dolphins in the wild, playing like a bunch of kids. We should all have so much fun. Great video.
Dolphins are more intelligent than we know. There is an organization that is working for ensure full time protection for them by having them declared "human-like" in behavior and intelligence.
The more we know, it seems, the smaller and less significant the gap between us and the rest of the animal world becomes.
Apes, too, are much more intelligent than most people realize, and can learn fairly complex human behaviors by watching and imitation.
Thanks for the comments.
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