bottlenose dolphin

"Introduces facts about bottlenose dolphins, including physical features, habitat, life cycle, food, and threats to these ocean creatures. Photos, captions, and keywords supplement the narrative of this informational text"--.

Examines the true story of Winter and Hope, two injured dolphins who became friends while being nursed back to health at the Clearwater Marine Aquarium in Florida.

Chronicles the birth and development of four bottlenose dolphin calves and the growth of three of them to their first birthday.

An introduction to bottlenose dolphins that describes their size, shape, color, habitat, senses, defense mechanisms, food, babies, and behaviors.

Describes the physical characteristics and abilities of dolphins, and discusses where they live, their favorite foods, families and communities, their enemies, relatives, and interactions with humans. Includes a look at a typical dolphin day.

This book introduces dolphins that are trained by the U.S. Navy to protect ocean and coastal waters, to find sea mines with echolocation, and to mark an enemy diver's location.

This book describes the life cycle of a bottlenose dolphin, from the birth of the dolphin calf to the reproduction of a new calf.

Photographs and text provide information about bottlenose dolphins, looking at their behaviors, feeding habits, communication skills, and physical appearance.

Describes the physical characteristics, habitat, food habits, and defense mechanisms of this chunky, peg-toothed mammal.

Photographs and text recount the experiences of Janet Mann and her research team observing the dolphins of Shark Bay, in Western Australia, describing the discoveries they made about dolphin intelligence and behavior.