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来自MSN11月
The Surprising Reasons Dolphins Are Dangerous to Humans — and Why You Should Never Swim ...
Have we reached a troubling crescendo wherein humans are endangering both themselves and marine animals when they go swimming with dolphins? Let's delve into why dolphin encounters are dangerous ...
New York Post2 年
Dolphins, humans both benefit from fishing collaboration: study
But while historians and storytellers have recounted the human point of view, it’s been impossible to confirm how the dolphins have benefited — or if they’ve been taken advantage of ...
A Newborn Dolphin Learns to Swim in the First Few Hours of Its Life
Like humans, dolphins give birth to live young, but rather than a hospital room, they do so while submerged entirely ...
NBC News2 年
Dolphins and humans can team up to go fishing. Scientists now understand why.
But while historians and storytellers have recounted the human point of view, it’s been impossible to confirm how the dolphins have benefited — or if they’ve been taken advantage of ...
Psychology Today2 年
Dolphins and Humans Partner to Catch Fish
Despite benefits for both dolphins and humans, cooperative fishing is in decline. Cantor and colleagues combined their data with a mathematical model to project what might happen in different ...
PBS2 年
When wild dolphins help humans fish, both benefit
The dolphins herd the fish toward human fishers who wait by the shore, hip deep in water. Then, at exactly the right moment, the dolphins dive, a signal for the fishers to cast their nets.
Portland Press Herald2 年
Dolphins, humans both benefit from fishing collaboration
But while historians and storytellers have recounted the human point of view, it’s been impossible to confirm how the dolphins have benefited — or if they’ve been taken advantage of ...
WCPO Cincinnati1 年
Dolphins use ‘baby talk’ with their calves, just like humans
But recent discoveries by marine biologists highlight a previously unknown similarity between the language of dolphins and humans: Both species use “baby talk” to communicate with their offspring.
Indiatimes8月
It's true! Dolphins smile like humans while playing with their mates
A team of scientists, including those from the University of Pisa in Italy, viewed 80 hours of footage where dolphins played with each other and with their human trainers. They detected 1,288 ...
The Conversation2 年
Dolphins use signature whistles to represent other dolphins – similarly to how humans use ...
This is because humans build mental pictures of each ... researchers studying spinner dolphins in Hawaii noticed that the dolphins were occasionally swimming through each other’s urine and ...
来自MSN8月
Bottlenose dolphins use human-like ‘smiles’ to invite each other to play
The open-mouth smile is a universal sign of playfulness, seen in many animals, including humans. Dolphins love to play around, doing things like flipping, surfing, playing with stuff, chasing each ...