In fact, most researchers and biologists agree that dolphins are very smart, familiar with complicated techniques and famous for their ability to perform amazing acrobatic performances under the guidance of excellent coaches .
Even fans can instruct dolphins and play regularly with them
At the Ocean Park, dolphins can skip basketball, fly to the sky of 25 feet, talk directly to the audience, seek food and see trainer's instructions.
In the military, dolphins have been used to detect underwater humans and detect explosives. Because dolphins have the ability to master and master complex instructions and work from trainers.
From the viewpoint of intelligence and self-recognition, it seems that various tests indicate that dolphins are self-recognized, being functions possessed by a small number of species.
Scientists are particularly interested in the dolphin's cognitive ability and the ability to understand and solve complex problems.
Eventually, scientists hope to be able to communicate directly with dolphins through technology some day.
Since dolphins have such a complex language, we believe that if some scientists and marine biologists can decipher their language, we can communicate directly with them in their own language .
It seems like science fiction, but due to advances in technology and neuroscience, it may become reality soon.
To be able to talk to dolphins means building a relationship with other species has taken a big step even beyond our relationship with our apes.
In the wild it is well known that dolphins have a very complex social structure. There, dolphins exchange information about nearby foods, warn each other, and convey the desire to want to mate with many other things.
This is especially useful with big pods where pufferfish is not constantly seeing her children, and big families who eventually break apart.
By being able to detect differences in voice frequency, mothers can know where their children are in the big pod.
In some pods, you can see up to four generations of families swimming together.
Regarding hunting of dolphins, we usually work together in a team-oriented group, use trapping methods that were caught skilfully in tricks designed tricks while capturing them in a trick-designed trap and avoiding them. Minimize risk
Dolphin's social structure is compared with elephants and human social structure, and their closely integrated social structure is even thought to be similar to culture.
Bottlenose dolphins live together. They live in a warm sea and a tropical ocean. Many investigations have been carried out on the intelligence of band dolphins, research on imitation products, use of artificial languages, classification of objects and self-recognition. They can convey cultural knowledge from generation to generation using tools (sponges; using sponges to find food sources they do not usually have). Bottle dolphins are popular in aquarium programs and TV shows such as Flipper. They also received military training for the discovery of marine mine landmines and the discovery and marking of enemy divers. In some areas they cooperate with local fishermen by driving fish to the fishing net and eating the fish that escaped. Contact with humans is harmful to dolphins. People kill them as food and dolphins mistakenly be trapped in the bycatch of tuna fishing and crab traps and killed.
Most scientists refuse to stick to the intellectual level of dolphins, but many people will recognize that dolphins look like clever creatures, but they are not. The biggest problem faced by researchers seems to be the actual definition of intelligence and the way it is tested in animals. Most people outside our science recognize that dolphins are smart but we do not know the complexity of dolphins brains. Like the human brain, there are two hemispheres. However, they are divided into four lobes instead of three. The fourth has all the sensations, and in humans they are in different parts. Some people think that dolphins can make quick and complicated decisions far beyond human capabilities by putting all senses in one blade.