Facts About Dolphins : The Difference Between Dolphins & Porpoises

The primary differences between dolphins and porpoises are anatomical, such as the shape of their teeth, the structure of their jaw and the waters they inhabit. Discover how porpoises tend to be more of a freshwater species than dolphins withhelp from an aquarium's curator in this free video on facts about dolphins. Expert: Robert E. Rose Contact: www.miamiseaquarium.com Bio: Robert E. Rose has worked as a trainer at Sea World, as a director of animal training at Ocean World, and as a director of animal training at the Miami Seaquarium. Filmmaker: Paul Muller



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Facts About Dolphins : How Do Dolphins Group Themselves Together?

Dolphins live in a pod with a social structure, meaning that they have little families, dominant males, mature females and sub-adults that occasionally break up the social structure. Discover how dolphins travel around in groups withhelp from an aquarium's curator in this free video on facts about dolphins. Expert: Robert E. Rose Contact: www.miamiseaquarium.com Bio: Robert E. Rose has worked as a trainer at Sea World, as a director of animal training at Ocean World, and as a director of animal training at the Miami Seaquarium. Filmmaker: Paul Muller



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Facts About Dolphins : How Do Dolphins Group Themselves Together?

Dolphins live in a pod with a social structure, meaning that they have little families, dominant males, mature females and sub-adults that occasionally break up the social structure. Discover how dolphins travel around in groups withhelp from an aquarium's curator in this free video on facts about dolphins. Expert: Robert E. Rose Contact: www.miamiseaquarium.com Bio: Robert E. Rose has worked as a trainer at Sea World, as a director of animal training at Ocean World, and as a director of animal training at the Miami Seaquarium. Filmmaker: Paul Muller



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7G5D_Pw8YlI&hl=en

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