Animals
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Dolphins Deliberately 'Get High' Using Toxins of Pufferfish
It looks like recreational vices of human is not limited to human alone; dolphins enjoy it as much! It looks like recreational vices of human is not limited to human alone; dolphins enjoy it as much! A BBC footage from a new documentary "Spy in the Pod" - a series produced by award-winning wildlife documentary producer John Downer - reveals dolphins on their natural habitat getting high off of pufferfish.
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