Manatee Dies After ‘High-Intensity’ Sex with Brother at Florida Aquarium

A captive manatee in Florida is lifeless, however his demise is one whale of a story — mainly, poor Hugh the manatee had tough intercourse … with his brother, Buffett. Yes, it was demise by buffett.

The lethal intercourse went down at the Mote Marine Laboratory and Aquarium in Sarasota, with necropsy outcomes revealing Huge, a 38-year-old manatee, died because of “high-intensity” intercourse with Buffett.

The necropsy report from the USDA, first printed by ABC7, says Hugh’s deadly damage was a 14.5-centimeter rip in his colon, which was brought on by a sexual encounter with his bigger brother.

The USDA says the aquarium noticed high-intensity sexual conduct between the grownup male manatees again on April 29, which included Buffett anally penetrating the smaller Hugh.

Following their first encounter, researchers discovered blood in Hugh’s colon, however apparently, the two manatees saved going at it all through the day … with solely occasional relaxation durations.

Eventually, Buffett drained after one final time penetrating Hugh and swam away — nevertheless, Hugh was unresponsive at the underside of the pool, and died.

While the USDA says the aquarium failed to guard Hugh earlier than his demise, the power is defending its actions.

The aquarium says intercourse between Hugh and Buffett was pure they usually have been mutually looking for interactions on the day Hugh died.

The facility says Hugh confirmed no apparent indicators of discomfort or misery … and veterinarians directed handlers to attempt to distract the manatees from intercourse moderately than bodily separate them for concern of inflicting stress and anxiousness.

Hugh and Buffett lived collectively for 27 years in the identical pool, and have been the one manatees within the aquarium.