Dolphins apparently getting 'high' with the help of toxic puffer fish (2013)
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Re: Dolphins apparently getting 'high' with the help of toxic puffer fish (2013)
#2[2013] (article is from 30 Dec 2013)
Re: Dolphins apparently getting 'high' with the help of toxic puffer fish (2013)
#3are they capable of metabolising the toxin ?
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#4Probably written by GP2.
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#5Gah.. they're citing the daily news which has a lot of tabloid quality articles.
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#6So that's why Dolphin crashes under OpenBSD by not having enough free RAM?
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#7[checks the score of other mammals]
LaPorte man arrested, accused of licking toad in restaurant parking lot https://www.wndu.com/home/headlines/LaPorte-man-arrested-acc...
Re: Dolphins apparently getting 'high' with the help of toxic puffer fish (2013)
#8I spammed my friends when I tried to copy & paste title from the web page. It seems when I copy I actually get some extra spammy content to my clipboard. In my opinion this is also toxic.
Re: Dolphins apparently getting 'high' with the help of toxic puffer fish (2013)
#9I made a meme for this:
https://memegenerator.net/instance/84125558/dolphin-dan-litt...
Re: Dolphins apparently getting 'high' with the help of toxic puffer fish (2013)
#10I spammed my friends when I tried to copy & paste title from the web page. It seems when I copy I actually get some extra spammy content to my clipboard. In my opinion this is also toxic.
In Firefox you can go to about:config and toggle 'dom.event.clipboardevents.enabled' to false to prevent sites from doing this.