Dolphins can emit a very wide variety of sounds, with the frequency levels ranging ten times beyond what humans can hear. This system is called "echolocation", or "sonar", just like what a submarine uses to navigate underwater. Dolphins' sonar is much more advanced than human technology and can pinpoint exact information about it's surroundings ranging from size, distance and even the nature of the object. Dolphin speech is so complex that the sounds even cross the species barriers and enable different kinds of dolphins to communicate. They have been known to instruct each other as well as receive instructions and act accordingly. If you have ever been near dolphins, you can hear them making clicking and squealing noises when they are above water. This may be their attempt at communicating with humans too.
to communicate with other dolphins
Through whistling noises
They make the noises from having kinky bum shex and their noses come from your mum.
they can't talk in human language, but they can make weird noises.
They use clickIng noises of different tones and pitches to talk to one another
make high pitched and attractive noises
Echolocation does. The dolphins make a series of noises (including clicking and whistles) and it bounces back. They communicate to each other that way too.
Dolphins tend to make a squeak or like a laugh they sound like a baby otter or a chip they also can make like a clicking noise
Dolphins have a vocal range of sounds and each sound means something to the dolphins. People who study dolphins have figured out what some of the "words" are in the sound range. They can mean food or danger and they also express greetings to each other. The sounds are made through the use of the sonar that they use to navigate and is part of the brain.
The common name for a dolphin call is Echo Location I am not sure wether there are any alternative answers.
Haii guys, Bottle nose dolphins communicate by clicking noises signalling differant meanings. They click with their nose! How starange! lol but other people have told me that they click with their mouth. So the answer is that they use clicking noises to communicate!I hope this helps you!~ feel free to improve my answer!Thank you for reading!!xxx luv u babe xxx
I believe that the echolocation in a Dolphin's body comes from it's mouth, they will squeak and whistle and make Dolphin noises and wait for them to bounce back.