DCP Deep Dive: Can We Recognize Emotions in Bottlenose Dolphins?

In this Deep Dive, Emma Warner discusses her research into whether humans can recognize emotional expression and body language in bottlenose dolphins using a method called Qualitative Behavioural Assessment (QBA). Emma also delves into how this type of assessment can serve as a potential welfare indicator for investigating dolphin well-being under human care.

This program is geared toward ages 14 and up, but all will enjoy it!

You can watch DCP’s other webinars here our website or you can visit our YouTube channel (cleverly titled: Dolphin Communication Project)!

You can also visit Emma’s Deep Dives for more from today’s webinar speaker! And, Emma is also on Instagram and FaceBook as @Emmasdeepdives

And, Happy Earth Day 2021!

 

Original Air date: 22 April 2021

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