What is unique about the fishing practice in the Atlantic inlet described in the video?

• Fishermen use advanced technology to locate fish.

• Fishermen rely on signals from dolphins to catch fish.

• Fishermen dive underwater to catch fish by hand.

• Fishermen use artificial bait to attract fish.

How do dolphins assist fishermen during the mullet migration?

• By signaling the fishermen when to throw their nets.

• By chasing the fish away from the nets.

• By catching the fish themselves and sharing with the fishermen.

• By teaching the fishermen how to swim.

What is the primary signal dolphins use to indicate the right moment to throw the nets?

• Jumping out of the water repeatedly.

• Swimming in circles around the fishermen.

• A loud whistle.

• A distinctive dive.

Why do fishermen in nearby areas without dolphin assistance catch fewer fish?

• The fish avoid those areas entirely.

• The fishermen lack the skills to catch fish.

• The dolphins do not herd the fish towards them.

• The water in those areas is too shallow for fishing.

What is the main reason dolphins participate in this fishing practice?

• They are protecting their territory from other predators.

• They are trained by the fishermen to help.

• They receive an easier catch of fish pushed by the nets.

• They enjoy interacting with humans.