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  • dogs Dolphins, dogs, and a staged video Elías Villoro
  • dolphins Dolphins have an impressively high tolerance for hot sauce Thom Dunn
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  • dolphins Young dolphin dies at Vegas Strip's Mirage hotel, the third this year Rob Beschizza
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  • animals Watch smart dolphins build a jail from mud to trap fish for dinner David Pescovitz
  • animals Dolphins spotted in Venice canal, for real this time David Pescovitz
  • Delightful Creatures Watch: Thousands of dolphins stampede in front of a lucky whale-watching group Carla Sinclair
  • dolphins The Dolphin House, a documentary on John Lilly and Margaret Howe's attempts to communicate with dolphins Gareth Branwyn
  • dolphins Dolphin freed from nylon net and certain death by boaters in New Zealand [VIDEO] Xeni Jardin
  • memes The bizarre internet mystery of an Avril Lavigne song that doesn't exist Thom Dunn
  • north korea North Korea reportedly has a fleet of military dolphin assassins, too Thom Dunn
  • animals Fungie the Dingle Dolphin is missing Thom Dunn
  • dolphins There's a non-zero possibility that Iran has a fleet of Communist assassin dolphins Thom Dunn
  • Technology Trump OKs seismic tests in Atlantic that can harm thousands of dolphins & whales Xeni Jardin
  • Science Dolphins forced to simplify calls due to human noise pollution in the oceans David Pescovitz
  • oceans Watch a dolphin knock a stand-up paddleboarder right off his board David Pescovitz
  • dolphins Girl calls over dolphins using a comb and a toothpick Rusty Blazenhoff
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