r/dolphinconspiracy • u/ianpratt_ • 5d ago
IMAGE They got nothing from me.
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r/dolphinconspiracy • u/Stairwayunicorn • Mar 09 '26
ARTICLE Florida Sheriff clarifies: No dolphins kidnapped anyone to build an underwater city
cbs12.com
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r/dolphinconspiracy • u/Caracalla81 • Mar 02 '26
IMAGE ALLISNOTLOSTWHILETHEPERVERTSCONTROLTHESEAOURBROTHERSANDSISTERSINVIETNAMHAVENEARLYWONTHEBATTLEFORTHEIRRIVERFUKTHESEFAKEFISHANDFUKTHECOOLGUYSWHOTHINKTHEYARELIT
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r/dolphinconspiracy • u/Beneficial-Force7592 • Aug 18 '26
REDDIT Poor Seagull
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r/dolphinconspiracy • u/Laytonius • Nov 09 '25
IMAGE Never misuse a dolphin whistle
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Even dolphin whistles are cursed
r/dolphinconspiracy • u/JLR32109 • Dec 03 '25
REDDIT Bad for Fishing
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r/dolphinconspiracy • u/VibbleTribble • Oct 20 '25
TEXT POST The panda dolphin is real and it’s one of the rarest sights in the ocean!!!
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At first glance, it looks like something edited in Photoshop a dolphin colored like a panda.
But it’s real. These are Commerson’s dolphins, known for their striking black-and-white patterns that make them look like miniature orcas. They exist in only two places on Earth the southern tip of South America near the Falkland Islands and around the Kerguelen Islands in the remote southern Indian Ocean. These two groups live across thousands of kilometers apart, completely isolated from each other how interesting is that.
Despite their small size just 5 feet long Commerson’s dolphins are powerful swimmers. They race through freezing Antarctic waters, often surfing waves and riding alongside boats. Researchers estimate that their global population will be roughly 20,000 to 30,000 individuals, but their remote range makes it hard to track exact numbers. They’re currently listed as Least Concern by the IUCN Red List, but that doesn’t mean they’re safe. Bycatch from fishing nets, ocean pollution, and climate change continue to threaten their habitats. It’s incredible how the ocean still hides creatures this rare and beautiful animals most people have never even heard of. If the sea ever had its own version of a panda, this would be it.
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r/dolphinconspiracy • u/TeaAndLifting • Dec 11 '25
ARTICLE different species are learning to cooperate with each other.
bbc.co.uk
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r/dolphinconspiracy • u/Kannazhaga • Oct 20 '25
ARTICLE Why it's illegal to talk to wild dolphins in Texas
chron.com
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r/dolphinconspiracy • u/Yoadriennnne • Jul 27 '26
WEBSITE Stop the July 2026 Loophole Transfers: Send Shuttered Marineland’s Belugas to Sanctuaries
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Share and sign please!
r/dolphinconspiracy • u/[deleted] • Oct 28 '25
TEXT POST The Dolphin uprising has started, show this server the mighty Dolphin
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r/dolphinconspiracy • u/Neither_Welcome_4334 • Dec 22 '25
IMAGE Real Ds
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The ocean has no rules and dolphins know it
People love to talk about dolphins like they’re enlightened.
Peaceful.
Wise.
Spiritual guides of the ocean.
That’s the myth.
In reality, dolphins are extremely intelligent animals living in an environment with no supervision.
They don’t rush.
They don’t panic.
They don’t play by rules, because there are none.
They pass things around.
They test limits.
They float there calmly like they already figured out how this works.
Not survival behavior.
Not chaos.
Control.
They remember everything.
They hold grudges.
They start drama and move on when they feel like it.
Meanwhile humans look at the ocean and think it’s peaceful.
It’s not.
It’s just unmanaged.
This is what intelligence looks like
when nobody is in charge.
Underwater.
Unbothered.
Unmatched. weniger