6 Badass Facts You Never Knew About Dolphins-
1. Dolphins are psychotic killers and rapists
Say my name, Say My Name!OK, I'll mention the rape first since I promised I'd return to the dolphins' sadistic sexual exploits. They rape each other. Male or female, old or young, it doesn't matter. Dolphins love rape. In fact I'm pretty sure the only thing dolphins love more than forcing themselves on one another (and sometimes humans) is killing baby porpoises and tossing around their brutalized corpses.
2. Dolphins are trained as undersea Rambos
Sneak Attack, Bitch!The U.S. Government will only admit to training dolphins to locate undersea mines and stranded divers. That's pretty cool, but it's not really all that badass. This is why it's important to remember that half of what the U.S. government tells you is a lie. In 2000 it was reported that Soviet trained combat dolphins were sold to Iran. If the U.S. didn't have combat dolphins when the ruskies did (the same U.S. government that gave its own agents LSD in an attempt to beat the Russians to super powers), then you can damn well believe they've got them now that Iran does.
3. Dolphins are interspecial cooperative hunters
Teamwork: Kills shit quicker
Photo: Joe NoonanOf course, orgies are nothing more than a good Tuesday night for most dolphins (and me... totally typical for me). Some species make things a little kinkier by adding sex toys to the mix (sticks and stones may break my bones, but they'll turn a dolphin on as well). It doesn't end there, mind you. Their greatest sexual deviancy is reserved for later in this list.
5. The killer whale is a goddamn dolphin
This ain't no freakin whale6. Dolphins evolved from land animals, predators resembling wolves
Aww.. it looks like a little puppyWhen most people think of evolution they picture fish sprouting legs and walking on land. Dolphins don't give a XXXX what most people think. They've seen land and had legs and decided all that was for sissies. No, the dolphin's level of badassery was far too great to be restricted by gravity. And since air is basically just an incredibly more boring version of water, the dolphin chose to evolve back into a sea creature and see what chaos it could unleash in the murky depths of the scary, unforgiving ocean.
As you can see from this picture, all four limbs are still quite visible in the dolphin's embryonic stage.