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I was recently exposed to the evidence of the viciousness of our bottle-nose friends when on holiday in Wales-- a group of friends and I found ourselves chatting to the Strandings expert, who was securing the corpse of a porpoise that he had found; from the broken ribs, it was apparently clear that it had been pummelled in a technique that dolphins off the British coast have perfected.
The madness continues in that, off the Moray Firth in Scotland, the dolphins are using the same technique to kill their own young, leading some to the conclusion that the porpoises were a dry run.
Why would this happen only in Britain? Does this mean that they are dangerous regardless of the dart guns or lasers or limpet mines? Flipper, it would seem, has flipped... |
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