The History of Dolphin Sonar & Use in the Military
Dolphins are well known for their ability to use echolocation, or sonar, to navigate and locate objects and prey in the water. This ability is similar to the way bats…
Dolphins are well known for their ability to use echolocation, or sonar, to navigate and locate objects and prey in the water. This ability is similar to the way bats…
Snorkel gear, life jackets, lunch, and drinks are all provided on a Dolphins and You tour. But a few items will make your experience much more comfortable. Here is exactly what to bring, what to leave at home, and why each item matters on the water.
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…