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Two-year and eight-month-old Carlos Mario Sosa Rosiles, who is mentally handicapped, closes his eyes as a dolphin called Venus nudges him gently during his first session of neuro-stimulating therapy in a dolphin aquarium at a Mexico City zoo, March 3, 1998. The therapy is supposed to help children with motor neuron disabilities, autism and other mental handicaps by stimulating their brains with the dolphins' high-frequency sounds. The doctor running the treatment claims that the children make improvements in their coordination and movement skills as a result of the therapy. (Photo by /Reuters)
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