Remarkable clip just sent to me

Just received this remarkable clip, restores your faith in the human race seeing something like this.


Well done

It is amazing, but just a couple of points.

Why didn't the person filming it stop and help? Along with most of the women rubbernecking.

I thought dolphins were supposed to be intelligent?

Greenjock wrote:

I thought dolphins were supposed to be intelligent?

MYTH!

Although it has been proven that dolphins are more intelligent than the average sea-life specimen, compared to a normal human being they are thick as pigshit.

I'd still rate them above the Irish, mind.

Mock Cuncher wrote:

Greenjock wrote:

I thought dolphins were supposed to be intelligent?

MYTH!

Although it has been proven that dolphins are more intelligent than the average sea-life specimen, compared to a normal human being they are thick as pigshit.

I'd still rate them above the Irish, mind.

Do you reckon a school of dolphins would assist a stupid group of swimmers who got out of their depth, and one would film it all from a telescpoic camera that comes up through their blowholes, whilst making strange clicking sounds?

Charlie Wood wrote:

Just received this remarkable clip, restores your faith in the human race seeing something like this.


Well done

They'd have been all right Charlie. The ones at Seaworld are on platforms for ages. They even do tricks and stuff...

Czarcasm wrote:

Charlie Wood wrote:

Just received this remarkable clip, restores your faith in the human race seeing something like this.


Well done

They'd have been all right Charlie. The ones at Seaworld are on platforms for ages. They even do tricks and stuff...

You woulda thought someone on the shore would've chucked them a beachball to play with. They love em.

I think they are just attention seeking idiots, not only are they putting their own lives at risk but the lives of the people trying to save them, on a par with jumping off high rocks at low tide when you are drunk.

Mutant Sand Eels that live near the secret Nuclear weapons testing range in Snozzel Bay, actually.

Hence thier love of shallow water.