BOTTLENOSE DOLPHIN

Dec 14, 11
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  • captive-born male bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) housed with the other
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  • Atlantic bottlenose dolphins exhibit a diverse range of feeding strategies: they
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  • Bottlenose dolphins are marine mammals found worldwide, including Australia.

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