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Japan 2006 - 橫濱 (Yokohama) 八景島 Sea Paradise
super smart white whale (BELUGA WHALE) pretend to frighten people by opening its month suddenly (disguise as shark or killer whale?!)

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  • Belugas are social creatures and need interaction for their mental health. It's not uncommon for intelligent creatures to resort to ANYTHING that gets a reaction from ANYTHING. It's desperate and sad. Believe it or not, the Seattle Aquarium used to have an octopus that would do things like this, then watch for a reaction. I've always wondered if it was frightened and reacting, or just bored out of its boneless skull. Octopuses are very intelligent. So are squid and cuttlefish. Tragic.

  • Hire a mariachi band to calm her. lol

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  • Is that a whale?!!!

  • @EligosPoltergiest There not stupid actually. There smarter then human beings. Just because they don't drive cars and jack off to porn they must be stupid huh?

  • In Japan you're on the menu, Flipper.

  • That whale knows the Japanese want to eat him.

  • @SuperlativeTheory Shut the fuck up, weeaboo.

  • @clawbytes Oh wow, you've really excelled yourself with that one... Racist prick...

  • Those japs are probably planning on making sushi out of it.

  • Very, very sad. Look at the small enclosure :*(

  • @leveluz ROFL good one :D

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