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We do know that dolphins communicate to each other, but there are still questions if they communicate with people or if they are just trained. We know they are very friendly to people and very curious about us. Sometimes dolphins save humans from drowing by either pushing them to shore or pushing them up for air.
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library.thinkquest.org/3935/DOLPHINS.HTM
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Dolphins can communicate with one another by using very high (ultrasonic) sounds. The hearing of dolphins is much more sensitive than that of humans. It can detect sounds up to the frequency of 200000 Hertz (vibrations per second).
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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. ... The dolphins never repeat the humans' exact whistle word, but create their own variation, Marten said.
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www.cnn.com/2001/TECH/science/05/22/dolphin.humans/inde...
www.cnn.com/2001/TECH/science/05/22/dolphin.humans/index.html
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Dolphins communicate like humans by calling each other by name? (reseize.com)
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Bly's comments on how and why young dolphins communicate through Kathryn Jensen ... Why dolphins want to create a heart to heart connection, with humans, through books like Be the Peace...
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www.bluedolphinessences.com/Be%20the%20Peacecomments_on...
www.bluedolphinessences.com/Be%20the%20Peacecomments_on_how_and_why_.htm
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While it is not known if dolphins have a formal language, they do communicate with a signature whistle to identify themselves. ... Unlike humans, dolphins lack vocal cords, but they do use a complicated system of whistles, squeaks, moans, trills and clicks produced by sphincter muscles within the blow hole.
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www.beach-net.com/dolphins/communication.html
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*How Dolphins Communicate With Each other ... Dolphins communicate with each other by using squeaks, whistles, squawks, clicks, and movements underwater. According to an Ask Jeeves website, they use high pulses of high frequency sounds which help them seek prey and explore their environment.
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www.franklinlakes.k12.nj.us/famsweb/curriculum/science/...
www.franklinlakes.k12.nj.us/famsweb/curriculum/science/hpowers/PowersResearch/Research8/LaurenTsci/communicate.html
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Dolphins communicate like humans by calling each other by name? ... "Then we played it back to the dolphins and we found they responded. This showed us that the dolphins know each other's signature whistle instead of just the voice. "I think it is a very exciting discovery because it means that these animals have evolved...
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www.reseize.com/2006/05/dolphins-communicate-like-human...
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How Do Dolphins Communicate With Each Other? ... While dolphins do not seem to have a linear language like humans do, it seems like some high-level communication is taking place.
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