1. "Fuck you DOLPHIN!!! Anda SREW YOU WHAAAAALE"
2. 1:55 Shut up kid -_-
3. 1:18 THAT'S A GENUINE SMILE :D
4. The purpose of life in this world is to have fun.
5. wow dolphins must be underwater angels, they can even make halos for themselves
6. Where are all these dick heads who dislike the most likeable videos, sad bastards.
7. FAKE!!! lol lol jk
8. Arguably, boredom is what allowed human civilization to develop these thousands of years. That is, development of agriculture, husbandry, irrigation and other technologies afforded early human civilizations the time to develop at a far greater pace than they had before. The behavior dolphins in this video exhibit is hardly a symptom of ill-treatment. Rather, they're engaging in play that has been observed in wild populations as well. Zoos and animal advocacy are not mutually exclusive elements.
9. First, while I agree PETA is foolish in how publicize issues, they serve an important role in animal rights advocacy. Second, don't regurgitate arguments made much more effectively on The Daily Show. Third, Dolphins are undoubtedly sentient--to claim otherwise is to either be blinded by anthropocentrism or be mistaken as to the conditions of sentience. Fourth, is a better life a caged, safe existence or a free life filled with struggle? Humans: sentient or just a stew of chemical reactions? Yes.
10. If these dolphins where released back into the wild they would be dead within a week. I don't support catapulting adult dolphins that have known a free roaming life but at the same time I find that PETA members who compare SeaWorld workers to slaver owners not only offensive to the black community, but also offensive (to a lesser extent) to animal activist who realize that even though these creatures are intelligent they are not sentient and are being offered a better life. PETA kills.
11. fuck you sea world, how ironic you are! money sucking idiots! free them don´t lock them up in pool and make dirty money. if you would have a clue of how intelligent they are, suffering so you can bath in dollars! shame on you!
12. they are doing this because they are bored shitless.. i feel sorry for these dolphins they need to be in the wild
13. i hope you have mercury poisoning then :D
14. oaaaaaaaawwwwwww!!!!!!!! 
15. Dolphins created the solar system.
16. Fart in the bath should do the trick...
17. Every think they are bored as hell and just trying to entertain themselves in a tank??? I am not a crazy person who id going to go all free willie on your ass just saying Id be bored too and would try to find ways or entertaining myself.
18. True, hahaha
19. Humans can do this too :D
20. we can make smoke ones tho
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22. "The dolphin's smile is nature's greatest deception." - Ric O'Barry
23. Such stunning animals. They have more brains than some of your average morons e.g. murderers, rapists etc.
24. I wish we could make water rings from air:(
25. khushru1 - i understand your feelings about animals in captivity. not gonna debate about merits of taking a totally absolutist position on such a complex issue and blah blah blah. only wanna say that dolphins do display this bubble ring behavior in the wild as well as in captivity. it is not a sign of neurosis, but rather a product of their intelligence and the extremely diverse and complex forms of play that it produces. as with most thinking creatures, when dolphins are despondent they tend

Dolphin Bubbles: An Amazing Behavior

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Watch the dolphins at SeaWorld Orlandos Dolphin Cove as they artfully create and play with underwater bubble rings and hear what SeaWorlds trainers, educators and guests have to say about this fun and fascinating behavior.
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