Do dolphins eat humans?

No, dolphins do not eat people. Despite stories and various forms of fiction showing dolphins (mainly the killer whale) and whales (such as the blue whale and sperm whale) as man-eating marine mammals most dolphins are actually very friendly and those that are less social tend to be more distant and shy often staying away from humans. read more

Japanese people do not eat dogs. There is a small population who enjoy eating fish, whale, dolphin, and who kill a lot of dolphins in the rural area. It's famous for "people by the sea" eaters and also island eaters. These men are Japanese with very tanned skin. City adults or the generation nowadays of course do not eat dolphins. read more

Dolphins eat a wide variety of fish and other prey, using their echolocation to track down and hunt prey in murky water or even under the seabed. read more

Eating dolphin meat may seem abhorrent to most Americans, but many cultures around the world include marine mammals in their diets. For instance, people on the tropical island of St. Vincent in the Caribbean can legally hunt and eat dolphins. read more