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Dolphins do drugs. They even practice "Puff puff pass"

When dolphins want to get high, they harass and gently bite pufferfish. In defence, the pufferfish releases a toxic compound known as tetrodotoxin. In large quantity, tetrodotoxin is very toxic and can kill. In small quantities however, it gets dolphins high. They have perfected this method of making the pufferfish release small tetrodotoxin to get high. They then pass the fish around to the next "brother" or sister for their own "drag"