What do we actually know about dolphin minds, and how do we know it? Join Dr. Kelly Jaakkola for the first Deep Dive of 2025!
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DCP Deep Dive: A Plan for Comparison of Video Data from the Drone and Underwater Perspectives, with occasional feline supervision
DCP’s own Kathleen & John share a bit of DCP’s latest project, bringing a drone perspective to data collection at the Roatan Institute for Marine Sciences (RIMS).
DCP Deep Dive: A Plan for Comparison of Video Data from the Drone and Underwater Perspectives, with occasional feline supervision
Live Deep Dive webinar with DCP’s own Kathleen & John, Thursday 7 November, 6:30 p.m. ET. Click for meeting link. Don’t forget to get the password!
DCP Deep Dive: Learning from Longitudinal Research on Beluga Sexual Behavior, Implications for Welfare and Conservation
Learn about longitudinal research of beluga sexual behavior, including developmental patterns, sociosexual behavior, and reproductive behavior and the implications for welfare and conservation from Dr. Malin Lilley!
Learning from Longitudinal Research on Beluga Sexual Behavior: Implications for Welfare and Conservation
Live Deep Dive webinar with Dr. Malin Lilley, Friday 1 November, Noon ET. Click for meeting link. Don’t forget to get the password!
DCP Deep Dive: Quieting Noise in the Sea – Acoustic Damage to Whales and What We Can Do About It
Whales and dolphins are sensitive to underwater noise pollution. Topics covered in this talk include the main sources of underwater noise pollution, the various impacts that have been found, and possible solutions.
Deep Dive AND Dolphin Lesson
On Tuesday, 25 June, come learn about underwater noise from Dr. Lindy Weilgart.
Deep Dive starts at 11:00a ET.
Dolphin Lesson follows at 11:50a ET.
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DCP Deep Dive: Creative Dolphins – Killer Whales vs Dolphins
Have you heard about dolphins being creative? In this Deep Dive, learn details about how two species of dolphins (yes! Killer whales are dolphins!) performed on a test of creativity and how these findings might be related to understanding how dolphins learn new behaviors or adapt to different environments.
DCP Deep Dive: Risky Interactions
Topic: Deleterious behaviors and risks related to close interactions between humans and free-ranging dolphins
In this talk, Pamela Carzon reviews the current distribution and deleterious behaviors and risks associated with close dolphin / human encounters worldwide, and management indications that may help improving animal welfare and conservation, and human safety. **CONTENT WARNING**
DCP Deep Dive: Right Whales, What’s Wrong?
CW: Conversations about whale deaths, photographs of entangled, injured, and dead whales are included in this talk.
North Atlantic Right Whales (NARWs) are critically endangered and face many threats throughout their habitat on the Atlantic coast. Learn more about the plight of NARWs, including their life history, threats they face, and how you can help, from Lowcountry Marine Mammal Network’s Lauren Rust.
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