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#DYK that #dolphins  typically turn a fish  head first so they can swallow it whole? Sometimes, if a fish is big, dolphins will break it up into bite-sized bits by rubbing the fish on the seafloor. Um. Yum? In this video, you can see the dolphin manipulating the fish until it swallows it head first! | Sarasota Dolphin Research Program | Facebook
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