Dolphin Communication and Intelligence: The Amazing World of Dolphins

The video explores the fascinating world of dolphins, highlighting their intelligence, social behavior, and communication methods. Dolphins are smart mammals that live in water but breathe air. There are 30 to 40 species, with the Bottlenose being the most common. They live in groups called pods and communicate using unique whistles and clicks. Dolphins have adaptations like blubber to keep warm and have unique naming conventions for males, females, and calves.

What is the primary way dolphins breathe?

• Through their skin

• Through their blowhole

• Through their gills

• Through their mouths

How do dolphins manage to sleep while staying alert?

• They sleep underwater

• They rest half of their brain at a time

• They don't sleep at all

• They sleep with both eyes open

How do dolphins primarily communicate with each other?

• By using body language

• By making whistles and clicks

• By changing colors

• By jumping out of the water

What is the purpose of the clicking sounds made by dolphins?

• To signal danger

• To attract mates

• To locate objects around them

• To scare away predators

What is the term used for a baby dolphin?

• Cub

• Pup

• Calf

• Foal