dolphins

An introduction to whales and other sea mammals.

Shows the whale and dolphin in their natural surroundings and describes their life and struggle for survival.

Simple text and photographs examine the characteristics and behavior of a group of dolphins, called a pod.

Marine researcher Melis Nemid uncovers a shocking secret in the deep sea, and soon finds herself running from a savage killer who wants to keep the past buried, forcing Melis to rely on a dangerous man with a mysterious past.

Discusses the life, training, and skills of zoologist Randall S. Wells who studies bottlenose dolphins in Florida and relates information he has learned about dolphins during his research.

Follows a dolphin through its day as it sleeps, eats, and moves.

Discusses the work and residents of the privately owned Dolphin Research Center in Grassy Key, Florida, and describes the characteristics of the friendly, intelligent mammal that is studied there.

Provides general information on the history, biology, and behavior of whales, dolphins, and porpoises, discussing their senses, communication abilities, and distribution and migration, and features detailed descriptions of individual cetacean species, grouped in taxonomic families.

Presents the results of the author's study of the life and death of spinner dolphins in Hawaii.