A man who had sex with a performing dolphin at an amusement park in the 1970s has claimed the encounter took place because the animal seduced him. Malcolm Brenner, 63, claims that he fell for Dolly, a bottlenose dolphin who lived at the now-defunct Floridaland theme park in Sarasota, after her amorous advances. Brenner told the story of their year-long affair relationship again in Dolphin Love, a new film which premiered last week at the Slamdance Film Festival in Park City, Utah. Slamdance, which takes place at the same time as the more famous Sundance film festival, is seen as its edgier alternative and hosts more niche films.

Someone please put a bullet in it's brain, Dolphin's are highly intelligent aint no way she gonna give up the kitty for that mess.

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Originally posted by Phenex Someone please put a bullet in it's brain, Dolphin's are highly intelligent aint no way she gonna give up the kitty for that mess.

Originally posted by Phenex Someone please put a bullet in it's brain, Dolphin's are highly intelligent aint no way she gonna give up the kitty for that mess.

The term in Brazil is used for creatures who come from a paradisiacal underwater realm called the Encante (IPA: [ ĩˑˈkɐ̃tʃi]). It may refer to spirit beings or shapeshifting snakes, but most often it designates dolphins with the ability to turn into humans. Although belief in them is starting to wane, there are still plenty of South Americans who believe in their existence ardently, and claim to have seen and interacted with them, or even that they are related to them.