dolphins

Presents the argument that whale and dolphin species are intelligent enough to develop cultures among themselves, as in humpback whales teaching songs to their calves or dolphins teaching their young to use sea sponges to protect their noses when searching for food in reefs. Explores the findings of a number of cetacean biologists that points to the transmission of culture in whales and dolphins.

Simple text and illustrations introduce young readers to dolphins.

Discover the science, myths, and folklore of the bottlenose dolphin. From physical features and classification to habitat, diet, and communication, Bottlenose Dolphins provides an in-depth and informative overview of this endangered animal.

Introduces facts about whales and dolphins, discussing their physical features, habitat, diet, and more.

In a fishing village that is becoming poorer by the day, Jim rescues a dolphin stranded on the beach, which turns out to be good news for the dolphin and the village.

Presents an introduction, photographs, and facts on dolphins.

Gives information on the history of the dolphin and its threatened existence.