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• Bottlenose Dolphin Facts and Information
  Bottlenose Dolphins are the most common and known kind of dolphins, learn the top bottlenose dolphin facts and information specific of bottlenose dolphins.
  
  
• Bottlenose Dolphins
  Bottlenose dolphins are the most popular species among all dolphins species that lives in this planet. Learn the top facts about bottlenose dolphins.
  
  
• Chinese River Dolphin
  
  
• Dolphin Anatomy and Physiology
  Dolphins may look like fish, but they’re mammals that have adapted over the years to water. There are a number of differences caused by living in water instead of on land.
  
  
• Dolphin Assisted Therapy
  Dolphin Assisted Therapy. Originating in 1978 by Dr. David Nathanson, Dolphin Assisted Therapy (DAT) has been used as a therapeutic approach to increase speech and motor skills in patients who have been diagnosed with developmental, physical, and/or emotional disabilities, such as mental retardation, Down syndrome, and autism.
  
  
• Dolphin Coloring Pages
  Get paint by number with dolphin images. Download the blank pages and print the guide for painting.
  
  
• Dolphin Conservation
  Dolphin Conservation. There are numerous private and public organizations that work tirelessly for the conservation of all species of dolphins.
  
  
• Dolphin DVDs and Books
  Review of the books from the most renowed dolphin scientist
  
  
• Dolphin Echolocation
  Echolocation is a technique used by some animals to detect other animals, food and obstacles.
  
  
• Dolphin Facts for Kids
  
  
• Dolphin Feeding
  Since wild dolphins catch and eat their food underwater and research is expensive and often hard to do, most of the data regarding their feeding habits has come from analyzing the contents of the stomachs of dead animals that wash up on the beach.
  
  
• Dolphin Intelligence
  Dolphin Intelligence is one of the most debated issues in dolphin studies. However, tests have proven great intelligence.
  
  
• Dolphin Language
  Dolphins are like the kid that won’t shut up. They are almost constantly making sounds of one of two kinds: communicative or navigational. The different sounds are made in different ways.
  
  
• Dolphin Life
  Get the details about the dolphin life and the basic activities in the life of dolphins.
  
  
• Dolphin Photography
  While attempting to photograph any wild animal is often a difficult undertaking. Photographing wild dolphins presents it's own individual challenges.
  
  
• Dolphin Physiology
  Dolphin Anatomy and Physiology details, from their unique marine mammal reproduction system to the breathing physiology and unique senses.
  
  
• Dolphin Pictures
  Watch our collection of dolphin pictures and images.
  
  
• Dolphin Predators
  Dolphins are not chicken of the sea; yet it would appear that they make a tasty meal for many predators. And why not? With an exceptionally high fat content, dolphin and other cetacean meat provides great nutrition for predators who stalk, or swim stalkingly, throughout the ocean.
  
  
• Dolphin Puzzles
  Try our beautiful Dolphin Puzzles and download them for your kids.
  
  
• Dolphin Reproduction
  Dolphins, like almost all mammals, give birth to live young, and nurse them with mammary glands, though it boggles the mind to imagine nursing underwater. But the birth of a dolphin starts long before his babyhood; it starts with how Mom and Dad first met.
  
  
• Dolphin Research
  Dolphin Intelligence Research: The U.S. Navy leads the way. Mammal research is still a fairly new endeavor. Although we've been fascinated by these animals for thousands of years, it wasn't until approximately the 1940's that research in the field of marine mammals really began.
  
  
• Dolphin Resources
  
  
• Dolphin Senses
  Dolphin Senses. Imagine a world of darkness and sudden light, a world in which you can move not only side to side but up and down as well, a world without a bottom to it but instead a top to which you must periodically rise.
  
  
• Dolphin Smart
  Dolphin Intelligence. If you were to step out into the street and ask the first ten people you see whether or not they believed dolphins were creatures of intelligence, 8 of 10 would probably say yes.
  
  
• Dolphin Social Life
  Many researchers agree that dolphins extremely social creatures and actually seem to depend on this interaction while hunting, mating and defending themselves and their pods. Typically, dolphins live and travel in groups ranging from 2-40 dolphins. Research has also shown dolphin pods as large as several hundred members.
  
  
• Dolphin Videos
  Watch our latest dolphin videos
  
  
• Dolphins and Humans
  Humans have been interacting with dolphins for as long as we have known of their existence. In the beginning, human interaction was mainly limited to hunting dolphins.
  
  
• Dolphins Endangered
  Although wild dolphins face many natural dangers within the deep expanse of the ocean, the most overwhelming threat to their existence is man.
  
  
• Dolphins Facts and Information
  Learn the main facts and the top information related with dolphins either general dophins, bottlenose dolphins or killer whales, the largest dolphin.
  
  
• Dolphins for Kids
  Activities for Kids about Dolphins. Puzzles, Coloring pages, Paint by number.
  
  
• Dolphins in Art
  Dolphins in Art
  
  
• Dolphins in Captivity
  Learn how dolphins in captivity behave compared with wild dolphins. Stories of boys riding dolphins date all the way back to Roman times, and even today scientific researchers sometimes ride wild dolphins they’re studying.
  
  
• Dolphins in hollywood
  In the Movies: Dolphin Stars. Ever since Flipper captivated television audiences in the black-and-white sets of the fifties, dolphins have been among the most beloved animal stars. If you’re one fan of dolphins who’d rather watch them on the big screen, there are plenty to choose from.
  
  
• Dolphins in Mythology
  Dolphins in Mythology. Dolphins have been viewed as somehow magical for millennia by humans. They’re one of the only animals that appear to play, leaping out of the water and doing tricks, and the bottlenose dolphin even seems to grin widely at everything.
  
  
• Dolphins in the Military
  Dolphins in the military. We've heard for years that Dolphins are incredibly intelligent creatures. It turns out that they are even intelligent enough to serve in the United States Navy, and have been doing so since 1960.
  
  
• Dolphins Paint By Number
  Get paint by number with dolphin images. Download the blank pages and print the guide for painting.
  
  
• Dolphins Rescuing Humans
  Dolphins rescuing and helping humans. Dolphins are social animals, living in groups called pods and taking loving care of their babies. They’re also known to be very friendly to humans.
  
  
• Dolphins Sounds and Acoustics
  Dolphin sounds and acoustics. Most people have heard the chirping, squeaking noises made by dolphins which they use to communicate with dolphins and human trainers, and to navigate by using echolocation, or figuring out where things are by bouncing sound off them.
  
  
• Dolphins Species
  Dolphin Species. There is some debate over how many different species of dolphins there really are. Some say there are 32 different species, while some say that there actually 33. It all depends on whether you think the White Whale counts as a dolphin or not. Some say that it does, some say that it doesn't.
  
  
• Dolphins with Humans
  Humans have been interacting with dolphins for as long as we have known of their existence. However lately the relation has grown into many fields.
  
  
• Facts about Dolphins
  Top facts about dolphins and main information of these cetaceans.
  
  
• Facts about Dolphins
  Facts about Dolphins, Information about Bottlenose Dolphins, Pink Dolphins and Killer Whales. Dolphin Information
  
  
• Ganges River Dolphin
  
  
• How Are Dolphin And Whales Are Alike
  Dolphins and whales are alike in the sense that they both are marine mammals and they both belong to the order of cetacean. Cetaceans include whales, dolphins and porpoises. While all cetaceans are mammals fully...
  
  
• How Are Dolphin Babies Born
  Dolphin babies are born after a long gestation period inside mothers which can range between 11 and 18 months. Babies are delivered by mothers with the aid of another dolphin who makes the role of...
  
  
• How Are Dolphins Important To The Ecosystem
  Dolphins are important to the ecosystem in the sense that they are apex or top-level predators which control populations of fishes and squids and keep the ecosystem balance. Lately, the bottlenose dolphin has been...
  
  
• How Are Dolphins Important To The Environment
  Dolphins are important to the environment because they are able to be good natural indicators of the environment health. As they are apex predators, they consume several species of fish and squid concentrating in their...
  
  
• How Bottle Nosed Dolphin Give Birth
  Bottlenose dolphins start their gestation period with the copulation of a couple. After 12 months gestating a single calf is born, usually with the help of another dolphin which assumes the role of a midwife...
  
  
• How Do Bottlenose Dolphins Communicate
  Bottlenose dolphins communicate through several kinds of whistles and sounds. They can even send identity information through such whistles and and amount of information still unknown to scientists. What is already known is that these...
  
  
• How Do Dolphins Catch Their Food
  Dolphins catch their food mainly using two clever techniques. The first one is called herding and it is performed by a group of dolphins who surround a school of fish to pack them as tightly...
  
  
• How Do Dolphins Communicate
  Dolphins communicate through sounds and whistles. There are several kinds of whistles which are used by dolphins. Some species of dolphins can send the identity information through a signature whistles. Whistles also coordinate the group...
  
  
• How Do Dolphins Eat
  Dolphins eat mainly hunting in pods. To hunt, they organize themselves in a very sophisticated procedure where everyone in the pod has its own place. The first technique is called herding and it is performed...
  
  
• How Do Dolphins Hear
  Dolphins hear through a sophisticated hearing sense which is located in small ear openings on both sides of the head. However, it is believed that hearing underwater is mainly done through the lower jar bone...
  
  
• How Do Dolphins Help People
  Dolphins have helped people in many ways and there is a large number of accounts about dolphins helping people since the ancient Greece. Sometimes, dolphins have helped people in the ocean by protecting them from...
  
  
• How Do Dolphins Protect Themselves
  Dolphins have a social structure which make dolphins swim and live together in small groups called pods or schools. These structures of about 12 dolphins are specially designed for several purposes being one of the...
  
  
• How Do Dolphins Raise Their Young
  After born, small dolphins are nursed by their mothers, feeding them with milk produced by the mother. Another dolphin usually helps the mother to deliver the calf and to take care of it during the...
  
  
• How Do Dolphins Sleep
  Dolphins sleep very different than most land mammals in a way that dolphins are not totally unconscious when they sleep. Research have shown that only half of dolphin's brain sleep at a time, leaving the...
  
  
• How Do Pink River Dolphins Reproduce
  Reproduction in pink river dolphins start when a couple of dolphins mate to start the gestation period. This period can take from nine to twelve months when mothers give birth to the baby dolphin. Pink...
  
  
• How Do You Know Dolphins Are Mammals
  Dolphins are mammals because they breed their babies with milk produced by the mother. They are also vertebrate and warm blooded which are common characteristics of mammals. Also, they breathe air through their lungs. Although...
  
  
• How Does A Dolphin Look Like
  While most dolphins look gray, there are some species with black stripes, spots or black parts. Even more, there are some species that look like pink. Dolphins have a streamlined body which has several important...
  
  
• How Does A Dolphin Reproduce
  Dolphin reproduction start with the copulation of a couple of dolphins. The copulation occurs belly to belly initiating the gestation. The gestation period is varied from species to species ranging from 11 up to 17...
  
  
• How Dolphins Breath
  Dolphins breath through a hole in the top of the dolphin which is called blowhole. The blowhole can empty and refill the lung in one fifth of a second through an explosive blow which can...
  
  
• How Dolphins Get Food
  Dolphins use several methods to get their food. Fish and squid are the main source of food to most dolphins and they have develop interesting cooperative methods to catch them. One method called herding consist...
  
  
• How Fast Do Dolphins Swim
  Dolphins can swim at speeds up to 25 miles per hour when they are in a hurry, although they usually swim at speeds of 7 to 8 miles per hour when they are swimming for...
  
  
• How Long Do Wild Dolphins Tend To Live
  Dolphins tend to live up to 20 years according to some research. However in some occasions, dolphins have lived up to 48 years...
  
  
• How Long Dolphins Carry There Young
  During the gestation period, dolphins carry their calves for 11 to 18 months depending on the species. Being 12 months for the bottlenose dolphin. After the birth, dolphins take care of their young for around...
  
  
• How Long Dolphins Live
  Dolphins live up to 40 years although the average is 25 years...
  
  
• How Many Species Of Dolphins Are In The World
  According to some sources, there are 41 species of dolphins which belong to the family delphinade of oceanic dolphins. They are: Long-Beaked Common Dolphin, Delphinus capensis Short-Beaked Common Dolphin, Delphinus delphis Bottlenose Dolphin...
  
  
• How Many Types Of Dolphins Are There
  According to wikispecies, there are 41 species of dolphins of the family delphinade or oceanic dolphins. Family Delphinidae, oceanic dolphins: Long-Beaked Common Dolphin, Delphinus capensis Short-Beaked Common Dolphin, Delphinus delphis Bottlenose Dolphin, Tursiops...
  
  
• How Much Do Dolphins Weigh
  Dolphin weight varies from species to species. For the smallest dolphin the weight can be 30 Kg. and the largest species like the orca can weight up to 5 tons. Bottlenose dolphins can weight up...
  
  
• How Smart Are Bottlenose Dolphins
  Bottlenose dolphins are probably the species of dolphins more researched of all and most of this research is oriented to find how intelligent are they. Bottlenose dolphins are intelligent problem solvers and they are able...
  
  
• How Smart Are Dolphins
  There is always an ongoing debate about dolphin intelligence. While most scientist agree about the problem solving capabilities of dolphins and their advanced communication capabilities, they still argue about how smart are dolphins. There is...
  
  
• How To Draw A Dolphin
  Drawing a dolphin is very easy, just follow the four steps below. Step 1. Draw the body of the dolphin. Usually dolphins are drawn jumping over the water. Step 2. Add the tail, trying to...
  
  
• How To Save Dolphins
  Saving dolphins is not a difficult task, it only requires some attention from all of us. One of the most important issues that should be addressed is the reduction of the pollution in the oceans...
  
  
• Indus River Dolphin
  
  
• Killer Whale Feeding
  Killer Whales Feeding Habits and Methods. Just as we are at the top of the food chain on the planet, Orcas are at the top of the food chain in the ocean. Each Orca eats over 500 pounds of food each and every day.
  
  
• Killer Whale Pictures
  Watch our collection of killer whales pictures and images.
  
  
• Killer Whale Research
  Killer Whale Research. Over the years, several different organizations, both public and private, have been doing ongoing Orca research.
  
  
• Killer Whale the Largest Dolphin
  Killer Whale - The Largest Dolphin. Orcas, also known as Killer Whales, rule the sea. They are only endangered by human beings, as no other sea creature could possibly be a threat to them.
  
  
• Killer Whale Videos
  Watch killer whale videos.
  
  
• Killer Whales
  Killer whales orcas facts and information
  
  
• Killer Whales in Captivity
  Killer Whales In Captivity. Many visitors travel to Sea World to see the most famous Orca of all time - Shamu. However, the original Shamu died in 1971, after living in captivity for only six years.
  
  
• Killer Whales Top Facts
  Killer Whales are the largest dolphins, but they have very special characteristics. Learn the top Killer Whale facts. Killer Whale Facts Killer whales (Orcas) are fascinating creatures that attract a great deal of attention from marine biologists, as well as the general public.
  
  
• La Plata River Dolphin
  
  
• Learning from Dolphins
  While dolphin research is still in its infancy, the wealth of information that we may one day glean from these magnificent creatures is unimaginable. One lesson that we can learn from them today, however, could be a key to the survival of our civilization.
  
  
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• Pink Dolphins
  Pink Dolphins. While you expect to see dolphins in the ocean, very few people realize that dolphins can be found in fresh water rivers as well. There are four species of dolphins that make their homes in rivers, being the best known of them the Amazon River pink dolphins.
  
  
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• Select Dolphin Watching Tour
  Tips to pick your Dolphin, Orca, Turtle or Whale watching tour when you are going to travel to one of those dolphin paradises and plan to take a dolphin watching or diving tour.
  
  
• Swimming with Dolphins
  Swimming with Dolphins: Things to consider when planning your adventure. Over the course of the last decade, swimming with the dolphins has become an exciting, somewhat expensive pasttime.
  
  
• Tips for photographing dolphins
  While attempting to photograph any wild animal is often a difficult undertaking. Photographing wild dolphins presents it's own individual challenges.
  
  
• Top Travel To Swim with Dolphins
  Travel destinations to encounter with Dolphins. There are several places where you can travel to encounter with dolphins around the world.
  
  
• Travel to Dolphins
  Learn about the better and best known places around the world to meet and swim with dolphins.
  
  
• What Animals Eat Dolphins
  Large species of sharks, eat small species of dolphins or calves. Also, occasionally killer whales eat small dolphins too. The larger dolphins are apex predators which means that they are at the top of the...
  
  
• What Are Dolphins
  Dolphins are mammals which live in the ocean. They are cetaceans from the family Delphinidae and like all mammals, they have warm blood. Dolphins are one of the most intelligent animals in the world and...
  
  
• What Are The Attraction To Dolphins
  Humans are attracted to dolphins by their beauty and grace, by their amazing jumping which resemble child playing and by their incredible capabilities. However, it is almost sure that what makes dolphins incredibly appealing to...
  
  
• What Are The Common Dolphins Predators
  The only predator that the small species of dolphins or calves have in the ocean are the large species of sharks. Besides, there are no constant threats in the ocean. Some cases of killer whales...
  
  
• What Black Dolphins Eat
  The Chilean dolphin, also known as black dolphin is a small dolphin which lives off the coast of Chile and it is the only place in the world where it can be found. They eat...
  
  
• What Climate Do Dolphins Like To Live In
  The different species of dolphins live in most of the different climates of the world. From the cold waters of the north pole where killer whales can be found to the tropical waters of the...
  
  
• What Color Is A Dolphin
  The best known dolphin, the bottlenose dolphin is gray with a lighter belly. However there are dolphins for all tastes of colors. The common dolphin is a combinations of dark gray with white. The commerson...
  
  
• What do Bottlenos Dolphins Eat
  What do bottlenose dolphins eat? Learn what the most popular dolphins eat
  
  
• What Do Dolphins Eat
  Learn what do dolphins eat and the feeding habits for each of the major dolphin species.
  
  
• What Do Dolphins Look Like
  Dolphins have a streamlined fusiform body which has been adapted by evolution to swim fast. Most species have gray skin tones, although there are a few with black stripes, spots or even huge parts like...
  
  
• What Do Pacific White-Sided Dolphins Eat
  Pacific white sided dolphins can be found in the temperate waters of the pacific from baja, Mexico to Alaska, therefore it eats some of the common species of fish in these regions. Among them, herring...
  
  
• What do Pink Dolphins Eat
  Learn what the pink dolphins from the Amazon River eat
  
  
• What Do Spinner Dolphins Eat
  Spinner dolphins eat several kinds of fish, jellyfish, squid, krill and some kinds of snails without shell. Although spinner dolphins gather in small groups before feeding for hunting, they remain coordinated with sound and their...
  
  
• What Does A Bottlenose Dolphins Look Like
  The bottlenose dolphin is probably one of the best known species of dolphins. Bottlenose dolphins are around eight to nine feet long and they have streamlined body with a large fin at the top. Their...
  
  
• What Does It Take To Rescue Dolphins
  The first and most important issue is to reduce the risk which dolphins face daily caused by humans which are: 1. Pollution of the oceans which cause the death of dolphins. 2. Sound pollution as...
  
  
• What Is A Dolphin Pod
  A dolphin pod is a group of dolphins. Dolphins are social creatures and they group in pods (also called schools) of up to a dozen individuals for mating, hunting and protecting each other. Sometimes pods...
  
  
• What Is A Group Of Dolphins Called
  A group of dolphins is called a pod. A pod usually is formed of around 12 dolphins and it is the usual social group of dolphins. However, when a group of pods join in places...
  
  
• What Is Done To Protect The Common Dolphin
  There are several organizations which are devoted to protect dolphins, however they have no further influence than exposing the atrocities made by humans and organizations against dolphins. Among the best known organizations you can find...
  
  
• What Is It Called When A Dolphin Makes Noise
  Dolphins are able to make a large range of different sounds using a special part of their anatomy called nasal air sacs. Such air sacs are located just behind their blowhole. Three different kinds of...
  
  
• What Is The Difference Between A Dolphin And A Porpoise
  People sometimes use the word dolphin and porpoise interchangeably. However this is a mistake, as dolphins and porpoises are in fact different animals. While both are mammals and nurse their calves similarly, have lungs and...
  
  
• What Is The Hole On Top Of The Dolphin For
  The hole on the top of the dolphin is the blowhole. Dolphins breathe through their blowhole, which can empty and refill the lungs of a dolphin in one fifth of a second. The blow is...
  
  
• What Is The Life Span Of A Dolphin
  According to some marine biologists that have studied dolphins, the life span of a dolphin is up to 20 years old. However, it has been proved that some dolphins have reached the age of 48...
  
  
• What Is The Scientific Name For The Striped Dolphin
  The scientific name for the striped dolphin is Stenella coeruleoalba...
  
  
• What Kills Dolphins
  Besides the common predators like big sharks and occasionally killer whales, humans are the top dolphin killers. The human activities that kill dolphins are tuna fishing because dolphins get trapped in the nets while they...
  
  
• What Kind Of Water Do Dolphins Live In
  Most dolphins live in the ocean, but there are some species which live in rivers. While the most known species like the bottlenose and the spinner dolphin live in the ocean, some other live in...
  
  
• What Size Are Bottlenose Dolphins
  Adult bottlenose dolphins range from two to four meters or six to thirteen feet. They weight from one hundred and fifty to six hundred and fifty kilograms...
  
  
• What Species Are Related To The Bottlenose Dolphin
  The bottlenose dolphin scientific name is Tursiops truncatus and the only other species closely related to the bottlenose dolphin is the Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphin, the Tursiops aduncus...
  
  
• What Type Of Herring Do Dolphins Prey Upon
  There are 15 species of herring but the most common is the Atlantic Herring. This species is registered as the most frequent fish in the ocean by the Guinness book of records, which makes them...
  
  
• What Type Of Mammals Are Dolphins
  Oceanic dolphins are aquatic mammals, members of the Delphinidae family of cetaceans. They are closely related with whales and porpoises which are also cetaceans...
  
  
• What Types Of Bottlenose Dolphins Are There
  There are only two species of bottlenose dolphins, the Common Bottlenose Dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) and the Indo-Pacific Bottlenose Dolphin (Tursiops aduncus). Also there are two types recognized as subspecies of Tursips Truncatus: The Pacific...
  
  
• Where Are Bottlenose Dolphins Found
  Bottlenose dolphins can be found scattered around every ocean in the world. The can be found swimming in temperate and tropical waters of the oceans avoiding the Arctic ocean in the north and the Antarctic...
  
  
• Where Are Yangtze River Dolphins Found
  The Yangtze river dolphin, also known as Baiji is a freshwater dolphin who used to be found in the Yangtze river in China. Due to excessive fishing and industrialization around the Yangtze river in China...
  
  
• Where Bottlenose Dolphins Live
  Bottlenose dolphins are one the dolphin species widely distributed around the global oceans. They live in the temperate and tropical waters of the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans and every sea that has this kind of...
  
  
• Where Do Bottlenose Dolphin Go In The Summer Months
  While bottlenose dolphins do not migrate in summer, they tend to move locations due to the water temperatures. In summer bottlenose dolphins do not have a specific place to go, they tend to travel and...
  
  
• Where Do Bottlenose Dolphin Go In The Winter Months
  Bottlenose dolphins do not have a migration pattern defined which would take them from one place to another every year. However, during winter bottlenose dolphins could look for southern temperate waters . Usually bottlenose dolphins cover...
  
  
• Where Do Chinese White Dolphin Live
  The Chinese white dolphin can be found anywhere in the Indian and Pacific oceans off the coast of south China in the east to eastern coasts of Africa in the west, including the Indian Ocean...
  
  
• Where Do Dolphins Live
  Dolphins live in all oceans of the planet and even in some important rivers. While not all species of dolphins live everywhere, there is a species for each environment. Specifically one of the best known...
  
  
• Where Do Pink Dolphins Live
  The Pink river dolphins, also known as Boto, are freshwater dolphins who live in the Amazon river and the Orinoco River systems which include several countries in South America. Pink Dolphins move around these rivers...
  
  
• Why Are Dolphins Dying
  Dolphins are dying more frequently than ever before because the human activity. They get caught in fishing net quite often. Dolphins dead frequently because the pollution, of every kind including the noise pollution. Dolphins are...
  
  
• Why Are Dolphins Endangered Animals
  The dolphin species in danger of extinction are the Indus river dolphin, which is a blind dolphin very small which live in the main river of Pakistan, the Indus. There are less than 600 dolphins...
  
  
• Why Are Dolphins Important To Humans
  Dolphins are important to humans because we are still looking and researching our origins in the animal kingdom. There are several similarities between dolphins and humans that are not even found between humans and apes...
  
  
• Why Are Dolphins So Popular With Humans
  Dolphins are popular with humans because they are graceful and beautiful creatures. Their amazing performance while jumping in the ocean and their friendly face have made humans like dolphins. However, probably the most attractive feature...
  
  
• Why Are Pink Dolphins Pink
  The pink river dolphin is a freshwater river dolphins who lives in the Amazon and Orinoco rivers in South America. They are also known as Boto. Although they are bright pink usually, sometimes they are...
  
  
• Why Are Pink River Dolphins Endangered
  Pink river dolphins live in the main rivers of the Amazon river and the Orinoco river in South America. They have become endangered because the increase of population in the basins of these two rivers...
  
  
• Why Baby Dolphins Swim So Close To Their Mother
  One of the characteristics shared by most mammals is that they take care of their babies while they are young to teach them the necessary skills to get their food. Also, they keep their babies...
  
  
• Why Do Dolphins Jump In The Air
  There is not a single scientific answer about why dolphins jump in the air. Some of the explanations include: - Dolphins jump in the air to save energy as it consumes less energy going traveling through...
  
  
• Why Do Dolphins Jump Out Of The Water
  There is an ongoing debate about why dolphins jump out of the water. Scientists think about different reasons of this behavior. Among them, some think that dolphins jump while traveling to save energy as going...
  
  
• Why Dolphins Are Brought Into Captivity
  Regardless the reasons behind bringing a dolphin into captivity, it is important to know that dolphins are resilient to captivity. Dolphins are captured by humans mainly for three purposes: 1. Display and entertainment. 2. Research...
  
  
• Wild Dolphins
  As Swim With The Dolphin (SWTD) programs and Dolphin Assisted Therapy (DAT) continue to gain popularity, we're seeing more and more dolphins being held in captivity than ever before. While some scientists claim that dolphin research is progressing in great strides, critics believe that holding wild dolphins captive is cruel and should be stopped.
  
  
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