Why are dolphins and whales not aggressive towards humans? /u/ejwbf No such thing as stupid questions

I watch encounters between dolphins/orcas and humans, and they are very calm, even to the point where a dolphin in its natural habitat was asking a human for help. This seems strange to me because I wouldn’t think they encounter humans often, so it’s interesting that they might assume a human would help. Are they much smarter creatures than we think?

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​r/NoStupidQuestions I watch encounters between dolphins/orcas and humans, and they are very calm, even to the point where a dolphin in its natural habitat was asking a human for help. This seems strange to me because I wouldn’t think they encounter humans often, so it’s interesting that they might assume a human would help. Are they much smarter creatures than we think? submitted by /u/ejwbf [link] [comments] 

I watch encounters between dolphins/orcas and humans, and they are very calm, even to the point where a dolphin in its natural habitat was asking a human for help. This seems strange to me because I wouldn’t think they encounter humans often, so it’s interesting that they might assume a human would help. Are they much smarter creatures than we think?

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