Researcher uses hands to communicate with dolphins
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| MODEL RELEASED. Dolphin research. View of a woman communicating with dolphins via hand signals. These are bottle-nosed dolphins (Tursiops truncatus). Extensive testing of dolphins' powers of recognition and problem solving have shown them to be on a comparable intelligence level with the primates. Dolphins continually communicate with each other by a series of clicks and whistles. In captivity they have formed several human sounds,but lack the vocal cords necessary for speech. Whether dolphins actually "speak" to each other is a matter of debate,but they can be trained easily,and readily learn new skills. Hand signals can be used to give commands to trained animals | |
| Lizenzart: | Lizenzpflichtig |
| Credit: | Science Photo Library / Dolphin Institute |
| Bildgröße: | 3648 px × 2491 px |
| Modell-Rechte: | vorhanden |
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