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Is it normal to think that dolphins are stupid?
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Their cerebral cortex might be big and all, but its just white matter thats it. We went to sea world and my boyfriend was OBSESSED with watching these creatures, going on and on about how intelligent they are, the "sea clowns" wtf and in my head i was thinking dude theyre just sea mammals they would bite your head off in an instant not because their smart but because its their natural instincts.


Dolphins get too much credit, and they are very sneaky for making ppl think they are intelligent.
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Dolphins are typically not aggressive toward humans. There has been only one case where a human was killed by a dolphin. The guy was drunk and waded out to friendly dolphin who rolled over to allow him to rub his belly. The guy instead started beating it. The dolphin rammed him and he died of internal injuries (served his ass right).
There have been numerous cases where dolphins actually protected humans from shark attacks. For whatever reason they assist people in perilous situations.
Your last sentence ironically hurts your argument, joking or not.

I'll grant you one disturbing fact, some dolphins will try to rape you, no lie.
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@: Jweezee
"There have been numerous cases where dolphins actually protected humans from shark attacks."

Very true.

"Thanks for all the fish!"
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@: Jweezee
damn right it served his ass right!!!
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Stupid!? Your opinion about dolphins sounds stupid. Somebody's been giving you too much credit for your intelligence! :P
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I like dolphins and whales very much, and they are a mistreated bunch, but I should not have called your opinions stupid or implied you are dumb. Sorry about that.
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alv1592
Dolphins are actually one of the smartest animals. I haven't been close to one but I've never heard about dolphins killing people, so I'm sure they're gentle. And I found the phrase "sea clowns" cute lol
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Only an intelligent animal could be sneaky enough to make peoplt think that they are intelligent creatures.

Fun fact, other than humans, Dolphins are the only species of animal that has sex for recreational purposes.
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We are the smartest living animal on the planet i see dolphins as the next smartest calling them stupid would be a mistake being stupid is being less smart than other animals of the same species. Then again who is 100% smart (exactly none).
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If dolphins are so smart, why do they live in igloos?
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Ono
Well they can't live in apartment blocks because they're afraid of heights.
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Dolphins are humanphiles.
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thinkingaboutit
-_- I take it you don't understand what white matter is.
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I don't think there has ever been a case reported where a dolphin bit off a humans head out of instinct. Maybe you should do more research on them before you start bashing them.
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Dolphins are extremely social, clever and very interesting creatures. Very efficient hunters. I dont know why you would think they're stupid or that they eat people.


Their diet usually consists of fish, shrimp, and crustaceans, not humans 0.o


Do you even know what the cerebral cortex is?
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*Dolphin is not going to talk to you except for telling you this* !!!

DOLPHINS ARE AWESOME BIATCH! =P
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Get a damn life. People have too much damn time on their hands. Especially talking about animals.
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Your argument pretty much prooved that you're the stupid one, not dolphins.

And it's 'people', not 'PPL'.
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haha good one:)
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Yeah hmu ^
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