Dolphin Species

Dolphins are intelligent aquatic mammals belonging to the cetacean family, closely related to whales and porpoises. They have streamlined bodies, often with a distinctive curved dorsal fin, and are known for their high intelligence, social behavior, and playful nature. Dolphins communicate using clicks, whistles, and body language, and they work together in pods for hunting and protection. There are many species, ranging from the common bottlenose to the smaller river dolphins. They inhabit oceans, seas, and some freshwater rivers, and are appreciated for their curiosity and problem-solving abilities.