Posted on Sep 1, 2022
Bottlenose Dolphins Form Alliances Similar To Humans
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Bottlenose Dolphins Form Alliances Similar To Humans
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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen
"The study shows that relationships between animals are similar to humans where dolphins will form multiple levels of alliances to reach their goals. The findings come after an international research team observed 121 adult male Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins at Shark Bay in Western Australia."
"The study shows that relationships between animals are similar to humans where dolphins will form multiple levels of alliances to reach their goals. The findings come after an international research team observed 121 adult male Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins at Shark Bay in Western Australia."
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Intelligence forms alliances, Instinct and hive minds do not follow that pattern of behavior.
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