dolphins

Dolphins are intelligent marine mammals belonging to the cetacean family, closely related to whales and porpoises. They are known for their adaptive, streamlined bodies, which allow efficient swimming, and their highly developed brains, enabling complex behaviors like communication, problem-solving, and social bonding within pods. Dolphins use echolocation, emitting sound waves to navigate and locate food in murky waters. They are social, playful animals often recognized for their friendly interactions with humans. Found in warm ocean waters worldwide, dolphins play vital roles in marine ecosystems and are appreciated for their intelligence and agility.