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11. Bottlenose dolphin | IFAW Web Site

Description The bottlenose dolphin is the most familiar dolphin species because of its popularity in the aquaria industry and in television and the media. The bottlenose dolphin is a large, robust dolphin with a tall dorsal fin. Color

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12. Common dolphin | IFAW Web Site

recognized species of common dolphin, the shortbeaked offshore species ( D. delphis ) and the longbeaked inshore species ( D. capensis ), and many regional forms have also been described. The common dolphin is a sleek, medium sized dolphin, and has

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13. Behavior of a Solitary Sociable Female Bottlenose Dolphin off the Coast of K...

by The Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society (WDCS) This report systematically studied the behavior of a solitary Dolphin off the southeast coast of England in 2007. Accompanied by humans for 18.4% of the 100 hours

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14. Dolphin Therapy is Booming Despite Concerns about Efficacy and Animal Cruelt...

A strategy known as dolphin-assisted therapy claims that brief exposure to dolphins is so rewarding that it produces positive benefits to or "jump-starts" a human patient's receptiveness to more conventional physical therapies.

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15. ANIMAL PEOPLE I Oct. 06 | Marine Mammal Exhibitors Join Protest Against Japa...

change the economics of the dolphin drive. A dead dolphin is worth $600; a live show dolphin is worth $ 100,000. "These corporations make hundreds of millions of dollars displaying wildlife,

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16. Japan Dolphin Day: a spotlight on large-scale suffering

news News 2008 Japan Dolphin Day: a spotlight on large-scale suffering Japan Dolphin Day: a spotlight on large-scale suffering Sep 1, 2008 Tweet A Dolphin is herded to be slaughtered on the coast of Japan©

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17. Plight of the captive dolphins

look for a responsible dolphin watching boat tour and enjoy the spectacle of wild dolphins at sea, performing on their terms. A responsible tour will not endorse any interaction with the dolphins. If you witness any kind of captive dolphin

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18. News - BP oil spill may be responsible for dolphin deaths

spill may be responsible for dolphin deaths 04 March 2011 Scientists are investigating whether the BP oil disaster, an extreme cold snap, or even a case of the measles has killed nearly 90

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19. News - Dolphin species attempt 'common language'

Dolphin species attempt 'common language' 01 October 2010 When two Dolphin species come together, they attempt to find a common language, preliminary research

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20. Dolphin slaughter continues in Japan | Psychology Today

The Dolphin's death pool: Let's get these amazing beings out of Siegfried and Roy's Secret Garden of pain and suffering Motherhood: Lessons from Dolphins Whales, Whaling, and Humanity Dolphin Sexuality Killer

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