A bottlenose dolphin in Wasaka Bay, Japan, has been accused of sexually assaulting and injuring 45 unsuspecting beachgoers. This aquatic deviant has reportedly been on a multi-year spree, targeting swimmers about 200 miles west of Tokyo.
In a world where pythons are attacking people on the toilet, one “sexually frustrated” dolphin is biting people and rubbing its genitals on them if they venture too close. Marine researcher Putu Mustika explained, “Dolphins, when they are mating, can be very wild,” shedding light on the unusual behavior of these typically friendly creatures.
While researchers have yet to confirm that all incidents in Japan involve the same dolphin, there is a strong consensus that a single culprit is responsible. “It is reasonable to assume that it is the same individual, as the wounds on the tail fin are similar to those of the dolphins seen off the coast last year,” stated Tadamichi Morisaka, a professor in Japan.
The dolphin’s antics have left locals and tourists alike on high alert, as authorities and marine experts scramble to address the situation. As the investigation continues, beachgoers are advised to keep their distance from the water’s edge, lest they become the next target of this creepy aquatic mammal.
