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SHOCK! Amazonian dolphins turned out to be... pissing airplanes?! Scientists are shocked by the results of a recent study: during 218.9 hours of observation, they recorded how male Amazon river dolphins threw urine into the air 36 times! Yes, you heard right. This act of strange behavior, to put it mildly, left experts completely perplexed. What's it? A form of communication that we still didn't understand? A sophisticated way to mark a territory? Or maybe some kind of extremely perverse mating ritual? “We have never seen anything like this,” admitted one of the researchers, who wished to remain anonymous, “Dolphins have always seemed to us intelligent and elegant creatures. Now... we just don't know what to think.” So far, the causes of “urinary attacks" remain a mystery. Scientists continue to analyze the data, hoping to solve this strange and disgusting mystery. One thing is for sure: the Amazon river dolphins have just become much, much more interesting.