Top five reasons to adopt a dolphin from DCP:
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Tina (#14): Tina is one of everyone’s favorite dolphins as she is easy to ID and very playful- with passengers and with other dolphins! First seen in 2002, she is sometimes seen in the company of Leslie (#80) and Nemo (#76). Recognized by the large spot and vertical scars on the left side of her peduncle, she often very curious about our camera but occasionally completely oblivious! HOLIDAY SPECIAL: Adopt Tina for $35 for a full year Supplies of “Pearl the Pink Dolphin” are limited, so this offer is only good while supplies last. Order yours today! Enter the name you would like to appear on your personalized adoption certificate below and click on ‘add to cart’ to get started. Our online payment system accepts all major credit cards, and we ship adoption kits worldwide. Please contact DCP if you would like to pay by check or money order.
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Adopt a wild dolphin today and help us in our research, education and conservation efforts! Click here to learn more about what we do. | ||
What’s in your Adoption Kit?
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Adopting a wild dolphin with DCP helps to fund:
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Where does Tina live?Tina spends the majority of her time in the clear blue waters of the Bahamas, near Bimini Island. Learn more about our Bimini research site here. Want to Visit Tina?Why not join DCP on one of our Bimini ecotours where you’ll get a chance to meet Tina face-to-face in the wild!
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You can buy one of our many t-shirts for sale featuring Tina’s likeness from our CafePress store. |
When was Tina last seen?DCP research associates spot Tina regularly during our annual summer research field seasons. Here is a link to a list of Field Reports where our researchers mention sightings of Tina. Order a 5-pack of Dolphin Trading Cards
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