Robotic sea turtle spies on dolphins

Footage of a pod of bottlenose dolphins is taken from a hidden "spy" camera in a robotic sea turtle. John Downer’s new documentary for BBC1, “The Dolphins: Spy in the Pod,” is the result of 900 hours of such footage from cameras hidden in robotic sea turtles, fish and squid.

In one instance a pod of bottlenose dolphins was observed getting high on toxins produced by a specific kind of puffer fish. The dolphins were seen carefully chewing on a puffer fish and passing it around before entering an apparent “trance-like state.”

India grants "personhood" to dolphins

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According to NaturalNews, dolphins have been given "non-human personhood" by the Indian government. India is the first nation in the world to officially recognize intelligence and the capacity for self-awareness in cetaceans.

7-mile long super pod of dolphins seen off S. CA

A pod of over 100,000 dolphins were spotted off the coast of San Diego creating a spectacular show for viewers. Feb., 2013

Dolphin hooked in fishing line asks for help

Manta ray diver Keller Laros cuts free a dolphin that had become tangled in fishing wire off the west coast of Hawaii on Jan. 11, 2013.

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