Dolphin Behavior and Communication

The video explores the fascinating world of bottlenose dolphins, highlighting their intelligence, social structures, and communication methods. Dolphins travel in pods and use complex sounds for communication and hunting. They are fast swimmers with excellent vision, often working as a team to catch prey. Interestingly, dolphins enjoy human interaction and share similarities with humans, such as breathing air.

What is the term used to describe the social groups in which dolphins travel?

• Pods

• Herds

• Schools

• Flocks

How do bottlenose dolphins primarily communicate with each other?

• Through body language

• By using a complex system of squeaks, whistles, and clicks

• By changing colors

• Through telepathy

What technique do dolphins use to catch fish more effectively?

• They use nets

• They dive deep to catch fish

• They push their prey onto the shore

• They wait for fish to come to them

What is the top speed that dolphins can reach?

• 15 mph

• 25 mph

• 18 mph

• 10 mph

Why do dolphins often seem to enjoy human company?

• They are trained by humans

• They need humans to find food

• They come to the surface to breathe like humans

• They are curious about humans