Cheeky dolphins chase beachgoers from the waters

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Beachgoers in the Japanese region of Fukui have been warned to stay away from a displeased dolphin accused of biting swimmers, with officials urging visitors to “watch from afar”. A device emitting ultrasonic frequencies has been set up to ward off the cheeky, angry sea mammal. At least 10 incidents involving dolphin bites have been recorded by attendants at the beach.

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