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Animal researcher Margaret Howe Lovatt studied dolphins near the U.S. Virgin Islands in the '60s. She happened upon a pubescent male named Peter and one thing led to another and...you know.
Howe Lovatt says:
In the beginning when he would get rambunctious and had this need, I would put him on the elevator and say, "You go play with the girls for a day"...I was just easier to incorporate [dolphin handjobs] and let it happen. It was very precious. It was very gentle...Again it was sexual on his part, it was not sexual on mine. Sensuous perhaps. It would just become part of what was going on, like an itch. Just get rid of that. Scratch it and we'll be done. Move on. And that's really all it was. I was there to get to know Peter. That was part of Peter.Yes. Peter's peter was definitely part of Peter.
Howe Lovatt's approach to manual sex with a dolphin sounds like that of a wife who fell out of love with her husband 10 years ago. But at least she can still smile about it. She is also infinitely less creepy than the dude who *&%^$#@Eed the female dolphin.
The Girl Who Talked to Dolphins will premiere on the UK's BBC Four on June 17.
Aw Jeez I can't stop laughing....
They're es they'd even bananas for free but would never a man without being paid.
Sad thing is, Kool probably couldn't even cyber-score with the dolphin wanker.
Waiting for the catch.. was the dolphin black?
Beastiality is terrible, why a woman would bed an animal is somewhat perplexing. A few more female perpetrators in the provided image.
Those of you that support Darwin shouldn't be shocked after all according to evolution you guys were once a fish.
Besides fish breeding with humans is nothing new.
I bet it wasn't Larry Csonka.
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