A spinner dolphin calf born off the Waianae Coast has already spent nearly eleven months developing inside its mother. From a tail-first birth at the surface to years of learning alongside the pod, here is what baby dolphins in Hawaii actually go through — and what you can see on a tour.

Did you know the U.S. Navy trains dolphins? Learn how bottlenose dolphins help detect underwater mines, support naval operations, and contribute to decades of marine mammal research.

How Dolphins Communicate: Clicks, Whistles and Dialects Dolphins don't have vocal cords. They have no lips, no tongue the way we use ours, and no way to form words. And…