Unexpected Dolphin Facts

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Dolphins attack humans.

The fact remains that dolphins are able to attack and injure people. There have been cases when dolphins bit people, thereby inflicting both quite not fatal and more serious injuries to them, even fatal. Dolphins also often attack divers. This behavior of marine animals is argued by the fact that they see a person as a competitor in the hunt for prey, but who knows ….

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Plastic Surgery Victims — Men

It is generally accepted that plastic surgery is a disease of women, because their desire to achieve the ideal of their beauty sometimes knows no boundaries. But, the modern world expands the scope of stereotypes and today it is not uncommon to meet a man with implants in his cheekbones, a corrected nose and deflated lips. True, some representatives of the stronger sex also sometimes "go too far" in their pursuit of beauty, and this is what we see later ...