It happens....
Posted on 01/26/2008 11:58:30 AM PST by DogByte6RER
So do house cats...
Who knows?
9 posted on 01/26/2008 12:04:50 PM PST by diamond6 (Everyone who is for abortion has been born. Ronald Reagan)
Isn't it amazing that all of the world's estrogen only shows up off the coast of Virginia and Scotland?
No good candidates even among the dolphins. Crap.
48 posted on 01/26/2008 1:02:08 PM PST by Zack Attack
It is the illegal immigrant dolphins from Mexico forming MS13 gangs.
WaitaMINUTE!
“SUPPOSEDLY Peace loving” creatures destroying “rival” creatures because they have hidden ‘AGGRESSIVE” tendencies?
hmmmm sounds familiar....
Dolphins have also been observed committing rape and even gang rape.
(music) “Everyone loves the king of the sea, ever so kind, and gentle is he ...”
Did you notice that, during the “random” attacks they were erect?
Didnt dolphins kill that man in the bizarre death that occurred in an aquarium after hours when he wanted to swim with them. I am not sure but I thought someone said he was also sexuallly assaulted although I cannnot imagine how.
Identity Crisis: Dolphin or Porpoise? What is the difference between a dolphin and a porpoise! "Dolphin" usually refers to the specific group of small, toothed cetaceans in the family Delphinidae. There are over 30 species of true dolphins, including familiar species like the bottlenose, spinner, and spotted dolphins. Although the largest members of this group are commonly called whales because of their size, they are actually most closely related to other dolphins. The large dolphins include killer whales and pilot whales."Porpoise" refers to six species in the family Phocoenidae. All porpoises are relatively small by cetacean standards, measuring 7 feet (2 meters) or less as adults.
The notable differences between dolphins and porpoises are these:
Dolphins Porpoises Always have cone-shaped teeth Always have spade-shaped teeth Usually have a beak Never have a beak Usually have a hooked or curved dorsal fin (some have no dorsal fin) Usually have a dorsal fin shaped like a triangle (some have no dorsal fin) Heyning, John E. Masters of the Ocean Realm: Whales, Dolphins, and Porpoises. (Seattle: University of Washington Press, 1995), p. 31.
Hence your pic of a "whale" tossing a porpoise is really two dolphins. Interesting.
Maybe Moe Hammad got to them too. ;^)
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They must also hang around the coastal waters near Compton...
Estrogen??? Nah, must be the testosterone in the urine from all the anabolic steroids and HGH.....
Well they’re animals. Did they think that dolphins were swimming to undersea libraries and discussing literature and politics?
>> I knew giving them lasers wasn’t a good idea.
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