Bottlenose Dolphin

Do you know all the skills that dolphins have? If you haven’t you are going to get a handful in your brain after you read this story. You will learn three ways that dolphins hunt.

Think of yourself as this Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin right now when I read this. The Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin usually lives near the surface of the water, but sometimes it can dive as deep as 2,000 feet. Dolphins have more blood for their body size than do land animals, so they are able to store more oxygen. Dolphins can store twice as much oxygen in their muscles as humans. Also, during deep dives they can partially collapse their lungs and specially hinged ribs.

The unnatural conditions stresses the killer whales out. The attacks on the trainers are due to stress in animals forced into miserable, unnatural conditions. These enclosure are nothing like the wild and the different sounds in the enclosures can affect the whales. ”There concrete enclosures also reflect sounds, so a poorly designed enclosure can make artificial noises. Echolocation is rarely used, as a tank offers no novelties or challenges to explore” (Wild vs. Captivity).

The species I will be focusing on is called, "The Chilean Dolphin, which is also known as, "The Black Dolphin." "This type of dolphin are small cetaceans with a stocky body shape and blunt beakless heads". "They measure about 1.7 m long on average and reach 60 kg in weight". Jefferson, T.A., S. Leatherwood, and M.A. Webber, Chilean Dolphins, MarineBio Conservation Society, http://marinebio.org/species.asp?id=348. The Chilean Dolphin is located in South America, in Chile ,south to Isla Navarino, Beagle Channel, and Cape Horn, Argentina. These dolphins have to live in shallow, coastal waters, for their body temperature to be just right.

First of all, this scene was filmed from a half submerged perspective that has a noticeable, but gentle sway to it that makes it feel as if the audience was in the ocean. As well this half submerged perspective has waves that continuously splash into the camera lens. What that allows for is the cuts from shot to shot in the water to feel seamless. When I rewatched the scene it got to a point where I could no longer distinguish what a cut was and what was just Chiron moving in the water. I also enjoyed how the scene begins with the diegetic sounds of wind and the ocean, but as Chiron and Blue get into the water all we can hear is a violin beginning to play, and as the violin begins to pick up Blue’s dialogue breaks the silence, and we regain the sounds of the

Bottlenose Dolphins Dolphins are extraordinarily shrewd marine warm blooded creatures and are a bit of the gathering of toothed whales that fuses orcas and pilot whales. They are found far and wide, generally in shallow seas of the territory resigns, and are carnivores, by and large eating fish and squid. The bottlenose dolphin is a champion among the most clearly comprehended sorts of marine very much developed animals. They have an intense body and a short, thick bill. Their tint ranges from light dull to dim with lighter tinge on the waist.

The intensity of the music is cut to silence when the camera jumps from Chrissie to Tom, magnifying the effects of the music. There are several scenes where the shark is felt but not seen. Spielberg used other means to compensate for the shark 's absence. For example, he uses the shark 's point of view accompanied by the film 's score to create the illusion of the shark 's presence. In other scenes he employs simple tactics like showing only the shark 's fins, or the disappearance of the dog right before the attack of Alex Kitner.

They use these call systems when they are in the presence of food or danger, when they desire company, or when the animal desires to mark its location or to signal pain, sexual interest, or the need for maternal care. Most primate species communicate affection and reduce group

this helps the audience engage in the peaceful and undisturbed nature of the scenery.  Non- diegetic rumbling occurs, this sound

These techniques include use of different camera angles and hidden cameras in an operation to find out what is happening and the unchanged truth about this illegal activity. The operation was aimed to hide a number of cameras in different locations and views as to record the illegal activity in action without the need to interfere. The cameras are hidden in trees around the cove, on the hillside and even in the water. Once again the colour technique is used of the water turning red as the dolphin blood fills the cove. This produces a strong reaction in the audience as to see so much blood stirs up a human instinct and accentuates the message.

Pink Dolphins I am going to tell what pink dolphins behaviors. According to the text that I know about pink dolphins is that they sleep upside down. Another fact about them is that they can go in the water and out of the water. Also they have very flexible body so they can go threw the tree branches under the water.

Both the humpback whales and the blue whales are extremely vocal mammals, their beautiful and mysterious songs travel great distances across the ocean; the blue whale, both the Humpback and Blue whales are apart of the class of baleen whale; while, the humpback whale population isn’t having trouble maintaining its numbers, the blue whales, whom, had previously been plagued by poachers, causing them long-term damage to their population.

Oil is the fuel that makes the world turn, powering nearly everything in history from candles and lamps, to modern day vehicles and factories. Before the human race discovered its location in the ground during the mid-to-late 19th century, it was first harvested from whales. Prior to the eruption of the whaling industry during the 17th century, “Marine biologists estimate that there were as many as 4.5 million of the largest whales, plus millions more of the smaller whales, which includes their close relatives, the dolphins and porpoises” (Murphy 10). By the early 20th century, researchers expect that humans were killing over fifty-thousand whales a year, this staggering number brought many species near extinction (Home). Accurate estimates

When observing, we seen the flamingo was eating or washing its face most of the time which caused the action head rub to be seen. It was a surprise when our flamingo didn 't do a head rub since every flamingo was doing this action In conclusion, the reason of this project was to see how animals try to communicate without using sound most of the times. Flamingos mostly communicate by spreading wings to show how dominant they are and in some occasions they would squawk to get the females attention. Animals try to do actions to make them stick out and the better they do this action the more attention they get.

Cetaceans are an order of highly adapted, fully aquatic mammals (Wells 2010). Historically all cetaceans were once hunted extensively across the globe, causing major population declines, the Atlantic Gray Whale consequently became extinct. Some reached near extinction such as the Blue Whale while other species have more recently started to recover and scientists are slowly seeing population increases, for instance The Humpback whale (Ruegg et al. 2012). This mass population decline is often associated with larger mysteceti whale species and sperm whales, the largest odonticeti. Less is known historically about the smaller odonticeti whales and dolphins but there is evidence they were also hunted (Brito & Vieira 2010). More recently however increasing anthropogenic factors are negatively