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Porpoise vs. Dolphin: What's the Difference? - ESLBUZZ
A pod of Bottlenose Dolphin cooperatively fish with fishermen in the town of Laguna, Brazil. The dolphin herd mullet (fish) toward the shore and signal the fishermen to cast their nets. Town
Dolphins use signature whistles to represent other dolphins, similar to how humans use names
Bottlenose dolphins get their signature whistles from neighbourhoods they live in, study finds
Dolphins Recognize Friends by Tasting Their Pee - QS Study
TIL of Kelly, a dolphin whose trainers gave her fish for bringing them litter/dead gulls to clean her pool. She started hiding fish under a rock in her pool, then used fish
New Study Suggests Dolphins Can Recognize Friends By Their Pee Taste
New Study Suggests Dolphins Can Recognize Friends By Their Pee Taste
Pee-r group: Dolphins can identify each other by tasting their urine, study finds
