Trainer sneaks up on sleeping dolphin
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Trainer sneaks up on sleeping dolphin
This is the adorable moment an animal trainer working at Batumi Dolphinarium in Georgia tries to sneak up on a dolphin to scare it on February 9, but the creature is sleeping so soundly that the prank doesn't really work.
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