WATER BENDING DOLPHIN 🤯

filmed by ( @jakeplebaron ) .

[moondog]

One of the coolest animals on this earth

[chloeandino]

One of the coolest things I've seen in a long time! ❤

[chrisandlizsizemore]

In case anyone really thinks this is AI or CGI, or has been convinced it is...

#1. AI videos are not that good yet and while some video AI contenders are around to use, the best tech (Sora) isn't available yet to the public (May 2024).

#2. It's been well documented that dolphins make bubble rings and play with them. Any quick search would pull that up.

#3. The physics of using initial momentum in the vortex ring is capable of producing rings that don't float up vertically. The math is there and research papers have noted the dolphin's ability to maneuver a ring's trajectory.


"Dolphins in different oceanariums have been reported to produce bubble rings. For example, Reiss
(1988, 1998) reported that the dolphins would swim to the bottom of the pool, stop, assume a horizontal
position, and then with a sharp upward jerk of the head, expel a ring of air through their blowhole. Marten
et al. (1996) described a more varied repertoire of bubble ring production, including the production of both
vertical and horizontal trajectories of the rings. In all three reports, the dolphins were described as
exhibiting characteristic postures in specific locations in the water column just prior to the production of
bubble rings. Reiss (1998) suggested that although dolphins release air in many forms, dolphins appear
to control both the form and the timing of the release of air during the production of bubble rings. He
further suggested that the dolphins' characteristic spatial positioning prior to bubble ring production
provides suggestive evidence of "anticipatory behavior, an awareness of the contingencies of their past
actions, and an awareness of the contingencies of future acts" (Reiss, 1998, p. 557)."


I get being a skeptic. I really do! It's good and healthy in moderation. Just make sure you do your research before you let your skepticism get you preaching in the comment sections.

[templeton]

Well that settles that, dolphins are smarter than humans

[michaelwilliams]

They're much smarter than humans. That's factual.

[ExploringCabinsandMines]

Hes trying to show us advanced an advanced physics problem and we see cute rings.

[brittneywashington]

WOW!! The talent and intelligence these beautiful creatures have is astonishing! ❤❤😮😮

[silentblackhole]

They’re one of the most intelligent animals on this planet and jet we lock them up still in tiny pools

[k.c]

They're such intelligent creatures 💙

[strikerwoman]

literally amazing.
i wish he could be on the ocean tho, he probably learned that from being bored af

i know they do it in the wild, too, but they can also do 10, 000, 000 other things that they can’t do in the cage

[FreyjaHellraiser]

So much better then the mermaid videos ive been watching xD

[TheLonePatriotosdh]

Oh! My Goodness❣️ They do so much more than we even imagined.🥰 They're Almost human.

[mrgaspacks]

Bros like “oh y’all vape? We water bend over here”

[capvenus]

That dolphin showing off some of the water bending it learned from the Northern Water Tribe 🥹

[surupaceanueugen]

That's one amazing dad! I hope you treasure him.

[Media.Man]

Man's making new underwater sonic levels

[BuddyLovelhhtz]

Besides the eagle 🦅 and the elephant 🐘. Dolphins 🐬 are my favorite water animals 💪🏿💞

[davidalexisENT]

When you spend that much time in the water you can do shit like this. This is years and years of evolution

[misstoasted]

Is this photoshoped? Imagine if it is an every comment thinks dolphins 🐬 are sending math equations via bubble rings!?!?

[ArmyScoutMom]

Back in the days when I used to smoke, I would make smoke rings. Does that count for anything?... 😅😂🤣 Seriously that dolphin is soooo talented. Who knew they could do tricks like THAT... Of their own volition