How do dolphins interact with another dolphin?

Answer 1

They interact well with each other. They use a series of clicking noises as communication. When they stray to far from their pod, they use echo-location to find anything that resembles a dolphin, as well as that clicking noise. Interesting fact when I was around 7, I was really interested in dolphins and read in a book that dolphins have that weird shaped head for a reason and that is the special place for using eco-location and identifing things around them.

Answer 2

Just like people dolphins are highly interactive with one another. Their language is still a mystery to us, but marine biologists are studying their unique behaviors closely. What they have discovered, is that dolphins love to play games that are similar to our"tag" will spin around until they get dizzy, and just be themselves jumping into the sea air and bow-riding. Dolphins care very much of their family(pod) and will aid the sick. It has also been shown that during calf birth there are sometimes midwives! This is an exciting topic to look further into...

Dolphins often physically abuse / kill each other out of sexual rage. A lot of people like to think of Dolphins as mystical beings with super human abilities, etc but the truth is that's far from reality. You can thank Flipper, SeaWorld and various delusional groups of people for that misconception.

Answer 3

Bottlenose Dolphins get along very well with other species they always swim in pods with them.

Answer 4

They use loud clicks and whistles, that can be heard for a long distance.

Answer 5

they kind of make a clicking sound