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SuedeSwede wrote:

I wasn't going to make a pun, but I succumbed to pier pressure.

These are weak. You know you can do batter.

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HazeyTwilight wrote:

Worst thing is, I don't even think that's a porpoise, the only porpoise without a large bump on its head or any distinct markings that would signify what species it is is the Finless Porpoise and they're so endangered I doubt it's that, and even then, the head's not quite right as it doesn't form their characteristic lip. So either you've got a rare porpoise born without characteristic markings or something else.

It's not a false killer whale, one can tell by the lack of stupid looking teeth. Which leaves 2 possibilities - either risso's dolphin or a short finned pilot whale, though both are not all too common in captivity, though both are seen in captivity more frequently than most other whale species, just not as often as a bottlenose or anything. That said I can say with some confidence that it is one of those two species and is, in fact, not a porpoise.

Which is all running around a bit as they're all just odontoceti anyhow.
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benpaco wrote:

Worst thing is, I don't even think that's a porpoise, the only porpoise without a large bump on its head or any distinct markings that would signify what species it is is the Finless Porpoise and they're so endangered I doubt it's that, and even then, the head's not quite right as it doesn't form their characteristic lip. So either you've got a rare porpoise born without characteristic markings or something else.

It's not a false killer whale, one can tell by the lack of stupid looking teeth. Which leaves 2 possibilities - either risso's dolphin or a short finned pilot whale, though both are not all too common in captivity, though both are seen in captivity more frequently than most other whale species, just not as often as a bottlenose or anything. That said I can say with some confidence that it is one of those two species and is, in fact, not a porpoise.

Which is all running around a bit as they're all just odontoceti anyhow.

Fuck that shit it's a badly disguised alien.
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