dolphins

Discusses the physiology and behavior of dolphins including care of young, hunting and feeding, intelligence, social patterns, and habitats.

Discusses the characteristics and habits, the family life and intelligence of dolphins and porpoises.

The author, a former diver, describes his experiences with and observations of the dolphins whose underwater world he shared for more than thirteen years at California's Marine World/Africa USA.

Photographs and text help readers decipher the differences between dolphins and porpoises, describing the physical features, behaviors, habitats, and other unique attributes of each species.

Photographs and text introduce readers to the characteristics, behaviors, habits, and habitats of dolphins.

A dozen dolphins, led by their eldest member and her youngster, become stranded on a sandbar and must be helped to safety by humans.

Presents a short study of striped dolphins, and discusses what they look like, where they live, their senses and behaviors, how they care for their young, and other interesting facts about them.

Presents a short study of Atlantic Humpbacked Dolphins, where they live, how they use their senses, and other interesting facts about the species.

Presents an introduction to Amazon River dolphins, discussing where they live, their physical characteristics and senses, what they eat, their behaviors, and how they care for their young.

Text and photographs describe how dolphins swim, hunt for fish, and avoid killer whales.