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Dolphins and whales in the Middle Ages, magnetite, dolphin news (Episode 8)
In this week’s episode, we will review breaking Dolphin News from around the world, focus our Science Spotlight on dolphins and whales in the Middle Ages, and in our Kids’ Science Quickie, we’ll discuss magnetite.
An image of a dolphin from Kongelige Bibliotek, Gl. kgl. S. 1633 4º, Folio 60v
The age of modern scientific study of dolphins, whales and other animals probably started around the 18th century.
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Summer 2008 Bimini Ecotour
Have you always wanted to assist with DCP's research on a beautiful Bahamian island? Well, now's your chance! We are currently planning a summer ecotour to our Bimini field site. Click for more details or to learn more about Bimini –
How many bones are in a dolphin’s dorsal fin?
How many bones are in a dolphin's dorsal fin?
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We did not have any winners from last week’s show where we asked which cetacean species lives the longest. The answer is the Bowhead whale, which is thought to live well over 200 years. Now, for this week’s quiz: how many individual bones are in a dolphin’s dorsal fin? Think you know the answer? Surf on over to thedolphnipod.com and click on Dolphin Quiz – leave your answer in the comments section.
How can you tell how old a dolphin is?
How can you tell how old a dolphin is
Dolphin sleep behavior, dolphin teeth, dolphin news (Episode 7)
In this week’s episode, we will review breaking Dolphin News from around the world, focus our Science Spotlight on dolphin sleep, and in our Kids’ Science Quickie, we’ll discuss how you can tell how old a dolphin is by looking at its teeth.
Dolphins sleep behavior is fundamentally different to that of humans
In this week’s science spotlight, we will be discussing sleep in dolphins and humans. For this episode, I interview Dr. Brendan Lucey. A graduate of Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Dr.
Summer 2008 Intern Program
DCP is pleased to once again be accepting summer internship applications. If you have a strong interest in marine mammal research and education, this may be the internship for you!
Which cetacean species lives the longest?
Which cetacean species lives the longest?
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Last show’s winners were Tito and Chiara who correctly stated that Risso’s dolphins get their white scratches from fights with other dolphins involving a whole lot of biting. Now, for this week’s quiz: of all the species of dolphins, whales and porpoise, which individual species (according to the latest scientific research) is known to the live the longest, and how old can they get? Think you know the answer? Surf on over to thedolphnipod.com and click on Dolphin Quiz – leave your answer in the comments section.
The truth about Dolphin Assisted Therapy, pink dolphins, dolphin news (Episode 6)
In this week’s episode, we will review breaking Dolphin News from around the world, focus our Science Spotlight on Dolphin Assisted Therapy, and in our Kids’ Science Quickie, we’ll discuss pink dolphins.
In this week’s science spotlight, we will be discussing a popular but highly controversial form of animal therapy known as Dolphin Assisted Therapy. This episode features an interview with Dr. Lori Marino, senior lecturer in the Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology Program, at Emory University.
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