PPT-Dolphin Class

Mrs Pike Mrs Riddleston   855 1030       B R   E A K   1045 1200 L   U   N   C   H 100 315. By Chris Proccacino. Food and Hunting. Normal Dolphins eat Squid and fish (Specifically Herring and Mackerel).. . But Killer Whales have a MUCH bigger diet. They eat Seals, Whales, . Porpoises. , Birds, and even other dolphins! They use . Bottlenose dolphins in Cardigan Bay are the . smallest . bottlenose dolphins in the world. False. Bottlenose dolphins in Cardigan Bay are the largest bottlenose dolphins in the world. When one pilot whale gets stranded all the others follow. by. B. lind river dolphins . Cetacean. The Cetacea are one of the most distinctive and highly specialized orders of mammals. . They include the largest animal that has ever lived, the blue whale; the highly intelligent and communicative dolphins; the tusked narwhales and blind river dolphins and singing humpback whales. . Call list #2. 1.. These dolphins are commonly found in zoos and aquaria. One female has lived in an aquarium at . Marineland. , Florida for more than 58 years. . ANSWER: . Bottlenose dolphin. 2.. Northern right whale . Laura . J. May-Collado. 1. and . Douglas . Wartzok. 2. 1. Biology Department, University of Vermont, VT, USA. 2. Department of Biological Sciences, Florida International University, FL, USA. The resident population of bottlenose dolphins in Bocas . Distribution of rough-toothed dolphin sightings from 1979 - 2005. Isobaths are at 100 m, 1,000 m, and 4,000 m. 479Tagging studies of rehabilitated and released rough-toothed dolphins, as well as fie Brittany . Ahart. Lawerence. P-B. Summary. Bottlenose Dolphins are very smart animals. They talk to each other by whistling, squeaking, and other sounds that means different things. They are mammals. They travel in large groups. They are light to slate gray on the upper part of their body and pale to light pink on the bottom, which allows them to blend into the ocean surroundings. They go from 8 to 12 feet long and can way as much as 1430 pounds.. Early Elementary K-3. Marine Biology/Science. Curriculum. . . By Barbie . LeBrun. . . Copyright 2016. Wild Dolphin Communication. Outline. Lesson Plan. Reading. Writing. Spelling. Math. Banks Center for Dolphin Research. 2016 Photo-Identification Training. Outer Banks Center for Dolphin Research. 501 c(3) non-profit organization. Promote the conservation of bottlenose dolphins in the northern Outer Banks through research and education. How Dolphins Use Sound. Echolocation Movie. Why does this person use echolocation?. What is the range this person is capable of?. Do you think you could learn to echolocate?. Sound . Sim. choose . interference by reflection, then choose Pulse. Send one pulse at a time.. Encryption in SAP?. . Introduction to Dolphin Legacy Decommissioning. <PRESENTER NAME>. Dolphin Enterprise Solutions Corporation. New Bubble Graphic. Teaming with . Dolphin. Focus: SAP Customer Only. 1.. This whale has one of the longest known migrations of any mammal, traveling about 10,000 miles!. ANSWER: . Gray whale. Photo credit: Merrill . Gosho. , NOAA. 2.. Dwarf sperm whale. 3.. This whale comes to warm Florida waters to have its babies (calves) every winter.. 1.. These dolphins are commonly found in zoos and aquaria. One female has lived in an aquarium at . Marineland. , Florida for more than 58 years. . ANSWER: . Bottlenose dolphin. 2.. Northern right whale . By: Sarah Kuenkel. Dolphins’ echolocation is helpful and amazing in many ways. They use echolocation to communicate just like people use words to communicate. Echolocation is a sonar system. . They release a focused beam of clicking sounds (sound waves) and then listen to the echo. From this they can tell what an object is (fish, shark, other dolphins). They can tell all of the characteristics such as size, shape, distance, speed, direction, and internal structure..