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Why do dolphins communicate?

Updated: 11/8/2022
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To warn each other of danger or where a ball of fish are located. I have a film I show my class on dolphins and according to the marine biologist in the film the whistles and sounds they make does seem to make "sentences" to communicate with each other. She is trying to log the various sounds for specific functions.

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