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[plantagolabs@mastodon.social]

@cmconseils They would blow in a trumpet using their blow hole, obviously.

[personm@dresden.network]

@cmconseils the child in me sees a third option.

[anomnomnomaly@beige.party]

@cmconseils

This is completely ridiculous... dolphins wouldn't play the trumpet either way... how are they supposed to reach the valves.

At best, they'd be playing a bugle.

[tanavit@toot.aquilenet.fr]

@plantagolabs

Have you tried to play trumpet with your nose ?

🤪

@cmconseils

[plantagolabs@mastodon.social]

@tanavit @cmconseils Have you tried to play trumpet by burping into it ?

[drewtowler@mas.to]

@cmconseils Dolphins prefer the theremin.

[earsmeardius@mastodon.social]

@PersonM @cmconseils snap!

[ferricoxide@blahaj.zone]

@cmconseils@mastodon.social

While dolphins have lips, dunno that they have quite the structure necessary to support blowing a horn like a bugle. You might get a more-useful seal from the blow-hole?

[fahrni@curmudgeon.cafe]

@cmconseils Yes

[qccechris@mastodon.social]

@cmconseils Since dolphins don't breath through their mouths like humans. Only one option exists.

[dashlion@mastodon.au]

@cmconseils neither. You can't play a trumpet without using the valves which is impossible for a dolphin. A bugle on the other hand...