http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asi...ic/4034383.stm

Well, apparently this is common, but I've never heard anything like it before so I'm pretty impressed. Plus those people who take destruction of natural habitat as a given during economic development might be encouraged to change their views. I can dream [img]tongue.gif[/img]

Why haven't I seen this all over the news? This is the kind of story Fox loves to show on commercials when I'm trying to watch Seinfeld.

<font color=skyblue>Great story! Thanks!

Good ol' flipper and his team saved the day. </font>

lol...yeah I've heard no mention either. But as Shamrock said, it is apparently common.

The only flipper-related thing I've seen on the news is the prosthetic tail fin prototype that the Aussies made (I think).

They're smart gits -- they know humies have free fish. [img]graemlins/heee.gif[/img]

That's simply amazing. Makes me wonder if there is a special kind of connection between humans and dolphins. I mean, is there any other species that dolphins will come to the rescue for? Maybe we have something that the dolphins sense. A kinship, a commonality, or maybe a certain human frequency that they respond well to. **shrugs** Just amazing. I'm wondering if orcas would do the same.