r/whenthe Femboy in denial 12h ago

Dolphins? Anyone? I regret the ability to read

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u/trito_jean 12h ago

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u/Dixout4H 12h ago

tbh from a human pov it's kinda true. Dolphins do fucked up stuff but are generally friendly towards humans. While sharks can easily mistake swimming people to seals and attack them.

Also it depends on the species but some sharks are definitely not "imma do a swim" but "fuck up everything in a 2 mile radius around me"

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u/CilanEAmber 11h ago

There's a place (I think in South America) where Bottlenose herd fish towards a small bay, where fishermen are waiting with nets to catch them. The fishermen then give whatever they don't use to the Bottlenoses. In an act of cooperation. I'll have to find my source on that though.

E: It's in Brazil!

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u/Atlas_of_history Official Ralsei 2h ago

I always love it when animals and humans work together

Like that one bird in Africa (I think) that loves honey, so he sings until humans show up and then he shows the humans where the honey is because he can't get it himself. Then the humans get the honey, share some with the bird and take the rest for themselves