Dolphins Use Pufferfish To Get High

Dolphins Use Pufferfish To Get High. Do Dolphins Use Pufferfish To Get High Or Just Use Them As Chew Toys? IFLScience A curious bunch [of dolphins] accidentally indulging in a little puffer poison? Sure Footage from a new BBC documentary series, "Spy in the Pod," reveals what appears to be dolphins getting high off of pufferfish.

But I'm to believe that dolphins are using tetrodotoxin regularly to get baked? Dolphins 'deliberately get high' on puffer fish nerve toxins by carefully chewing and passing them around Extraordinary scenes filmed for new documentary showing the marine mammals in their.

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New footage from the BBC documentary series Spy in the Pod has captured what appears to be dolphins deliberately interacting with pufferfish, possibly to experience a hallucinogenic high. The mammals were filmed by disguised cameras going into a trance-like state after handling the fish in the BBC series Dolphins: Spy in the Pod by wildlife filmmaker John Downer. Dolphins 'deliberately get high' on puffer fish nerve toxins by carefully chewing and passing them around Extraordinary scenes filmed for new documentary showing the marine mammals in their.

Dolphins use Pufferfish Toxin to get High shorts dolphin pufferfish YouTube. They gingerly nibble, avoiding ingestion, presumably to experience narcotic-like sensations A bite of puffer fish can paralyze and kill a human, but dolphins have been seen using the spiky lethal creatures as a chew toy, leading humans to wonder if the sea mammals were getting a buzz off.

Drug addict dolphins filmed using puffer fish to get high Metro News. Dolphins 'deliberately get high' on puffer fish nerve toxins by carefully chewing and passing them around Extraordinary scenes filmed for new documentary showing the marine mammals in their. Now, dolphins may be joining the list of animals that indulge in intoxicating experiences