MSN: Mother dolphin mourns dead calf, swims with it for days

[Koolblue13]

Sounds really good. Is this something similar to one of those shows on Food Network where you're challenged to make something with no idea before hand what the main course/ingredients are? A cooking class or something like it? Either way, it does sound pretty cool.

It's called Ridge to Reef farm and they do dinners for people with 95% of the food being grown or caught on island. Remind people how important it is to eat local, with members of your community and take your time, talk and laugh and enjoy everything around you.

http://www.visfi.org/about/

[dfitzo53]

I'll sit down later after the Bengals game and look into that.

But as we currently stand, I'm going off Attenborough's research. And if Sir David say's it, that's good enough for me.

Hail.

Read my post above. I never said Dolphins don't mate for pleasure, I intended to say that they're not the only non-human species that does. Another, the bonobo, has already been mentioned in this thread. Personally, I doubt they're the only two.