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Just seen a person call seaworld evil because one of the dolphins showed stereotypical behaviours (repetitive behaviours that have a variety of causes and is hard to manage/stop once it starts) and then call a video of a horse showing stereotypical behaviour (stable weaving specifically) cute and claiming the horse was dancing.
The hypocrisy is real in the anti-cap fandom
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Dolphins May Show Signs of Empathy.
Sanjay Kumar Mohindroo Sanjay Kumar Mohindroo. skm.stayingalive.in How the Ocean’s Most Playful Creatures Might Also Be Its Kindest New research suggests dolphins show signs of empathy, deepening our awe for these brilliant ocean beings. The Surprising Softness Beneath the Splash Dolphins might feel what others feel There’s something magnetic about dolphins. They’re quick, clever, and full…
Dolphins chase fish into empty shells, bringing them to the surface and draining the water until they get the fish, as taught to them by their peers in a technique known as shelling.
New post on the blog. Dolphins doing what dolphins do: being clever.
