Dolphin Communication Project
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Manatee Rescue in Bimini, Bahamas
Emie's questions about dolphin communication
Dolphin sinking while blowing bubbles
 
Dolphin Species Song
Dolphin play bubble rings
 
Dolphin blows a bubble cloud
Dolphin jaw threat
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Name:
Dolphin Communication
Channel Views:
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Joined:
December 15, 2007
Last Sign In:
2 months ago
Subscribers:
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The Dolphin Communication Project (DCP) is focused on the dual goals of scientific research and education: we take results from research projects and disseminate them into educational programs for students of all ages. DCP has a team of researchers (graduated professionals, graduate students, undergraduate interns and volunteers) who work together to examine how dolphins communicate in order to shed more light on the meaning of the interactions between individuals and groups.
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At DCP, we study dolphin communication, social behavior and cognition. We funnel our research results into engaging and lively educational programs for "kids" of all ages. We collaborate with other scientists internationally and across disciplines (e.g., acoustics, population dynamics, etc.).

We are dedicated to continuing long-term, longitudinal observations of dolphins in four study locations: Bimini, The Bahamas, Mikura Island, Japan, Roatan, Honduras, and Nassau, The Bahamas.

The Dolphin Communication Project (DCP) is focused on the dual goals of scientific research and education: we take results from research projects and disseminate them into educational programs for students of all ages. DCP has a team of researchers (graduated professionals, graduate students, undergraduate interns and volunteers) who work together to examine how dolphins communicate in order to shed more light on the meaning of the interactions between individuals and groups. With access to a data archive collected since 1991, questions focus on communication among Atlantic spotted dolphins in The Bahamas, Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins in Japan, and common bottlenose dolphins in human care in Honduras and The Bahamas. In addition to studies of communication and behavior, DCP research associates also investigate comparisons between species, geographies, and habitats, as well as their own research topics. We are dedicated to continuing the long-term, longitudinal observations of dolphins in our four study locations.
Hometown:
Old Mystic
Country:
United States
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Channel Comments (17)
DownOnMyKneesAgain (1 day ago)
Hello :) Please accept my friend invitation and sub me?
Chilldogg (3 weeks ago)
dolphins are my favorite marine mammals!!!
littlemissmarly15 (1 month ago)
i looooooooooooooooooooooooove dolphins
bennystropical (1 month ago)
just swimming by to say hello
vladimir2366fa (2 months ago)
hi, the movies is excellent, i like, thanks you ★★★★★
dolphincommproject (4 months ago)
Hey there DCP fans. You can now follow DCP on Twitter: http://twitter.com/dolphincommu
dolphincommproject (5 months ago)
Hey there fans of DCP on YouTube!

Please subscribe to DCP's e-updates mailing list in order to receive special ecotour and gift offers, info about internship and volunteer opportunities, and our newsletter The Dolphin Gazette. Just follow the link to the DCP website http://www.dolphincommunicationproject.org - the e-updates subscription box is in the sidebar on the right hand side of the page.

We will be sending out a bunch of e-updates very soon with details about some cool new stuff we've been working on, so please subscribe to make sure you don't miss out!

Take care!

-DCP Team
bluedolphins1027 (7 months ago)
Hey, I'm a subriber! Like your footage of dolphins and the dolphin song! I'm hoping to go to URI for marine biology and I want to work with dolphins and other ocean mammals.
gfppoy (8 months ago)
nice video: Dolphin Species Song

very creative
GenericGene (8 months ago)
Superb channel - Gene
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