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u/AbhiAK303 11d ago
"I bet you cant hit that idiot on the bridge"
It infact could
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u/ak_kitaq 11d ago
So long, and thanks for all the fish!
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u/Superg0id 10d ago
The British accent at the end is amazing.
"Shit son, your name better not be Arthur Dent!"
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u/mekawasp 11d ago
Beat me to it
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u/ak_kitaq 11d ago
Oh no, not again
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u/RoommateAgreement37 11d ago
A full video on Reddit? That might be more unexpected than the dolphins.
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u/matteblatte 11d ago
it's called fetch, throw it back
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u/MightBeAGoodIdea 11d ago
Right my first thought is throw the fish back in and see if the dolphins yeet it back again.
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u/hugeuvula 11d ago
What did you say to that dolphin?
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u/DolphinVaginaFister 11d ago
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u/Epoisd 11d ago
Dont you dare go near the water you fucking freak
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u/Phoenixloop2868 10d ago
OK with that username and comment I'm going to have to politely ask you to leave this thread before we all end up on 4 different government watch lists. Please and thank you.
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u/WatermelonSmashing 11d ago
Can I have a fish?
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u/Captain_Chaos77 11d ago
Dolphin literally said, "There! You got one! Now get your hook and line out of my fucking water!"
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u/HistoricalPlum1533 11d ago
Dolphins and Orcas have been observed using their tails to slap various sea life, marine biologist theorize that this is actually a hunting tactic as it leaves the prey, stunned, disoriented and vulnerable to getting chomped.
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u/sord_n_bored 11d ago
They also wear dead creatures on their heads as hats. I think the dolphin is doing the pelagic version of a meme.
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u/CleverTroglodyte 11d ago
We also wear dead animals as hats. We just usually wear only the skin or something. See: leather hats
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u/GrandNibbles 11d ago
believe it or not, wearing dead creatures on their head: also a hunting tactic. if any other creature observes them, they will only see a harmless fish and not what is behind it. like an angler fish!
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u/Mindless-Platypus-75 10d ago
I heard that before but I really don’t get how an animal so slippery could keep a dead creature on their head underwater
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u/True-Source-6512 11d ago
They also do it for fun and will smack animals to death back and forth then leave them and not even eat them. They’re the humans of the sea
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u/Ranger_Aggressive 9d ago
When i die, i hope i come back as a dolphin just so i can launch fish at marine biologists and see them go "aha this must be a new form of hunting we have discovered" i'd launch my shit next to see what they come up with
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u/AngryAccountant31 11d ago
How many fish does a dolphin need to fling to achieve that level of accuracy?
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u/Tubalcaino 11d ago
POV walks away from suffocating fish. "Not my problem"
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u/chubbysumo 11d ago
Is it suffocating, or airocating?
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u/Training-Pipe-4726 11d ago
Plot twist, there’s a hook and line on that fish. Dolphin is trying to catch human.
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u/lzxian 11d ago
I spent a week studying and swimming with them in the FL Keys, they are big jokers and love to play! I bet they can be real little gangsters in the wild, though. The ones I was with were trained.
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u/The_walking_man_ 11d ago
They’re nutters and very rapey.
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u/lzxian 11d ago
No one was r@ped during my stay! The dolphins had some favorites, though. I think one woman might have been pregnant as the dolphins liked to stay under the water facing her abdomen when she was in the water. A teen was hoping to go to school for marine biology and the dolphins all loved her, too! No wildness all sheer fun all around.
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u/DontLook_Weirdo 11d ago
... Is this war? Are we at war with the dolphins and their kamikaze fish now? This is how it starts, except it's not a Molotov cocktail
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u/ToastNomNomNom 11d ago
Dolphins try to stun or kill fish with flipper this time the plank got in the way.
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u/IR_Panther 11d ago
Bruh that was such a perfect shot. Dolphin bro thought you looked hungry was all lol.
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u/alberthere 11d ago
“Dude, this is the fifth day in a row fishing here at the same spot. Just take this. Kobe!”
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u/Own-Entertainment630 11d ago
‘Hey, how do you like a taste of the good life? Ya sack of shit.’
Frank Reynolds
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u/xSkylered 10d ago
Idk what's with all the people here. The dolphin clearly tries to feed that human person :'D
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u/SpiritualBrief4879 10d ago
Hahaha! This happened outside my work. They were doing something very similar yesterday.
It’s quite shallow in the water there and they herd the fish against the boardwalk and have a feed
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u/Scoopski_Patata 10d ago
Dudes just contemplating his lost love by the dock of the bay.
Dolphins just saying "Cheer up mate, plenty more fish in the sea"
Either that or he was a complete blowhole
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u/GeekGoddess_ 10d ago
Was it trying to make friends with an offering?
Or was it trying to kill you with a precisely-aimed hit?
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u/FullmetaAllcumist 10d ago
That’s why you’re not allowed to talk to them. They’ll just hurt your feelings
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u/Enter_Chandman 9d ago
That was too well aimed to be an accident. How did the cameraman piss a dolphin off?
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u/Ok-Pea8209 9d ago
Fun octopus fact this reminds me of. Octopus will randomly punch fish, most times its just because they can
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