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Originally Posted by phonesex
I was reading an article about two guys who go to the jungle to make friends with Gorillas and have them accepted into their world (friends). One of them men does not take a gun, and is accepted my the Gorilas as a friend and they are friendly with him. The one guy who takes a gun is not accepted by the Gorillas and is kept as an ousider. I think you need to change your perception of how you play with the dolphins in order to gain their trust. These animals can probably feel it from you.
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you're dead on right.
we were told to keep our arms at our sides... not to make big movements.... told to "be a dolphin" and that's what my fiancee and i did. were very very calm and collective, keeping arms at our wastes, they would come up to my face (3-4 inches from my eyeball) and double take me...
if i would move my arms to swim, they would flee immediately, 1 mile away w/in seconds.
If I would act naturl like them, they would chill. i had a baby that was about 1 foot long, chilling with me like i was it's parent. while it's parent was at my side, almost monitoring the cub as if i were baby sitting it.