A Miami Seaquarium trainer was attacked by a dolphin during a live broadcast of the Flipper Dolphin Show on Saturday. “[It] “It looked like a dolphin fell on the trainer,” Shannon Carpenter, a photographer who was in the audience to see the show, told WSVN. “There was a fight, there was some kind of collision under the water. The lady on the rowing board came out of the water rowing fast enough, and then the head coach started swimming back to the dock and it seemed as if he fell on her a few more times “. After the attack, the coach escaped from the water and remained on her knees by the pool until the end of the show. A dolphin attacks a trainer during the Flipper Dolphin Show at the Miami Seaquarium. (Shannon Carpenter) 100 YEAR OLD DEAD SHARK HAD MENINGITIS, RESEARCHERS SAY The Seaquarium said in a statement on Tuesday that the trainer had accidentally scratched the Sundance dolphin with her hand, prompting an aggressive reaction in the video. US ZOO RESPONDS TO BIRD FLU EXPECTION AS INFECTION RATE INCREASES CLICK HERE TO RECEIVE THE FOX NEWS APPLICATION People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) went to his TikTok account to analyze the attack, claiming that it came from dolphins that were forced to perform at the Seaquarium. The Miami Seaquarium says this is the first time a dolphin has broken the routine and attacked. The coach was reportedly sent to the hospital. “This was undoubtedly painful for Sundance, who reacted by detaching the routine and swimming towards the coach and hitting him,” the Seaquarium reported. “Both Sundance and the coach are recovering well.”
