Bottlenose Dolphin

Tool use and culture In any event some wild bottlenose dolphins utilize devices. In Shark Bay, dolphins put a marine wipe on their platform, probably to ensure it when hunting down sustenance on the sandy ocean floor, This has just been seen in this cove (first in 1997), and is prevalently honed by females. Ocean otters are the main other known marine mammalian device clients. A recent report demonstrated moms in all probability educate the conduct to their posterity, showing society (conduct gained from different species individuals).

A structural adaptation is defined as “physical features of an organism like the wings on a bird”. This adaptation is correctly shown in the movie in many instances, when the turtles are swimming away from sharks it shows their flippers enabling them to move fast and when Sammy gets helped by the humans on land it also shows how slow sea turtles move when they are not in the

They use harpoon gun that connects the harpoon to the shark and the barrel. By them doing this every time before the shark attacks the barrels come up. Together with, the music and the editing create great tension it keeps rising and every time the shark attacks he has his own music that brings the film from a 5 to a 10. Without sound editing this movie would not have the Hitchcock horror feel like it does Verna Fields did a great job blending everything together. Verna Fields made sure through her editing style she used would make the shark look as authentic as possible.

The third of them is the carousel-feeding technique. The carousel-feeding technique is how their pod releases cooperatively a burst of air bubbles and belly flashes to herd the herring into a tight ball close the surface of the water. The purposes of slapping the ball with their tails are to stun the fish and to gulp down by the mouthful in the easier way. (Nature(PBS),

Especially for evasion or retreat, cephalopods use a particular type of locomotion through jet propulsion done through filling animal’s mantle cavity with water before pressing the water out of the cavity's opening with high speed. In general, cephalopods are the most active of the molluscs in their swimming speed. Self-defense: Cephalopods possess effective mechanisms which they might use for self-defense. For example, the ink similar substance produced from a gland in squids is used to confuse the attacker and even hampers its olfactory organs, so it cannot smell the squid. Some octopuses also use ink to confuse a prey (especially big ones, like lobsters) before attacking it from behind.

In addition, pushing the ship until the engine blows up now Quint, Matt Harper and Chief Brody are stuck on a boat in the middle of the ocean. The realism of that scene was great we finally see the teeth of the shark and how massive the shark actually is. In Australia two known shark videographers Ron and Valerie Taylor filmed all of the extra footage for the film. Uniquely, bringing another layer of Authenticity to the film. For example, another great scene was when they used the Jaws theme to build suspense, when Matt Harper decides to build the cage and decides to stick poison into the shark to finally end this and the shark attacks the cage.

To be able to hunt whales that person needs to be equipped with the right body type. In one of the scenes in Moby Dick the audience is able to watch as Ahab struggles to pull the ropes of the ship to only see that his hands are cut. This demonstrates that Ahab goal is greater than his life. To be able to go to the University of Berkeley there is a certain amount of stubbornness that needs to be accounted to reach that goal. The stubbornness might not include getting cut with ropes but may include being stubborn with grades and homework.

Blackfish The documentary Blackfish, directed by Gabriela Cowperthwaite released in July 2013, explores the mistreatment of killer whales and the relationship between the killer whales and trainers as well as the significant problems of the sea-park industry, with a focus upon SeaWorld. Cowperthwaite positions the audience to feel sympathy towards the killer whales by making deliberate choices in sound, visual, language, and structure through the representation of trainers as unprofessional, and whales as mistreated, also experts as reliable information source. Firstly, Cowperthwaite uses effective language techniques to position the audience to view the trainers as undertrained and unprofessional.

Stone describes how the fish is in such a bad physical state, because the fish has barnacles growing on him. Stone also states, "The dramatic reds and blacks of his shiny entrails" (30-31). This piece of imagery Stone uses, represents the cuts on the fish, showing the organs inside and stating how vibrant the colors are. Stone also explains what the boat looks like when Stone catches the fish. She says, "Victory filled the boat, from the pool of bilge where oil had spread a rainbow around the rusted engine" (68-70).

A few animals that have change in order to survive are the bull shark, the igloo viper, poison dart frog, and the red bore, according to “Costa Rica Animals”. “The Bull Shark and its Fresh Out Come” states that the bull shark had the most changes in itself in order to survive, the bull shark changed itself so it can breathe in salt and freshwater. This a huge change “according to “Freshwater biologist Smith Angel”(Costa rica and its changing habitat) says freshwater biologist Smith Angel. Because the bull shark change its lungs and cells in order to breathe oxygen from both fresh and saltwater.

In 2013, a documentary called Blackfish was released to the public. This film was produced, written, and directed by a lady named Gabriela Cowperthwaite, as a way to show the world how poorly whales are treated and why they do not belong in captivity. Blackfish also shows how little people really know about the beautiful and highly intelligent orca whale itself. Her film was seen by many, and touched the hearts of a lot people, taking the debate of the topic to a higher level. The movie hits on a lot of main issues about captivity, told by reliable people, along with proven statistics to go along with them.

The skin of the Common Stingray compose of scales called “Dermal Denticles”. These V-shaped scales give off the slippery feel of Stingrays decreasing drag and turbulence when gliding through water. Similarly to Sharks, this feature of their skin allows them to be stealthy hunters swimming faster and quieter. The only difference between the two is that sharks have more aligned dermal dencticles pointing towards the back of their body while stingrays have their scales much more spread apart with irregular patterns. Physical appearance

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. All animals, whether it 's dolphins, or turtles, feed on a prey, which is also known as their food

The Oxford Academic Journal claims that, all orcas travel in different types of pods, which gets formed from groups of animals that frequently travel the same oceanic path. (Robeck 1070). When places like SeaWorld, take the orca whales from the pods, the whales experience anxiety. The whales, unable to handle the separation lash out while in captivity. Orcas should not live separated from the original pods, due to the reaction of captivity causing countless mental issues in the whales.

It explains how whales actually act in the wild, tells the reader that killer whales are actually very dangerous animals in the wild, not the fun ones on the surface, and shows how many harmful actions SeaWorld is willing to do to earn money. SeaWorld’s visitors need to know about the truth of the parks they love to visit, and this book is perfect for teaching fans of SeaWorld what their favorite theme park truly is like beneath the