video is dedicated to the best employee at Sea World, Orlando. … Dolphin play bubble ring Sea World
Orlando
Dolphin is smartest animals in the sea.

Author: Carma Haley Shoemaker
Published on: April 14, 2000
First described in 1828 by J.E. Gray, the Dusky dolphin was given the name of “Delphinus obscurus.” Latin in origin, Delphinus obscurus roughly translated to “dark or dusky.” Yet another species named for its appearance, the Dusky dolphin was born.
Often mistaken for an Hourglass dolphin, the Dusky shares [...]

Posted at BBC News
By BBC News Online’s Anne Lavery
Wild dolphins greet each of their pals using individual whistle signatures.
Until now this sort of behaviour has only been found in birds and humans.
Previous research with captive dolphins shows that each one has a unique whistle and can mimic another dolphin’s whistle perfectly after hearing it just [...]

Posted at BBC News
An eight-year-old British boy who suffered brain damage at birth has spoken for the first time after swimming with dolphins in Florida.
The boy, Nikki Brice, had undergone traditional therapy without success, although doctors said he had the physical ability to speak.
After just a few days at the Human Dolphin Therapy Centre in [...]

Posted at cnn.com
From Ann Kellan
CNN Technology Correspondent
(CNN) — New research in Hawaii is making strides in developing a language that will allow humans and dolphins to communicate, based on the clicks and whistles that comprise the foundation of “dolphin-speak.”
A bottlenose dolphin named Maui has learned to play a computer game that is helping scientists create [...]

Author: Carma Haley Shoemaker
Published on: November 29, 2001
Katie from Southern California asks, “How do dolphins have babies?”
Katie has offered a wonderful question. In fact, this is one question I have received numerous times. So, this is for all of you who asked about dolphin babies.
In order to understand how dolphins have babies, we need to [...]