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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 bodies the available contaminants in the water. Therefore, monitoring dolphins and the levels of contaminants in theirs bodies will help scientist to preserve environment. Links to other pages in this site Where Are Bottlenose Dolphins Found? What Black Dolphins Eat? What Species Are Related To The Bottlenose Dolphin? What Type Of Herring Do Dolphins Prey Upon? What Are The Attraction To Dolphins? | ||
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